Ihab Wattar
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Ihab Wattar is a researcher whose work lies at the critical intersection of energy efficiency, the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), and blockchain security. His most-cited paper, "Energy‐Aware Routing Protocol with Fuzzy Logic in Industrial Internet of Things with Blockchain Technology" (2022, 42 citations), exemplifies his core contribution: designing intelligent, resource-optimized systems for the expanding IIoT landscape. By integrating fuzzy logic for energy-aware routing with blockchain’s inherent security, Wattar addresses two of the most pressing challenges in modern industrial networks—prolonging device lifespan while ensuring data integrity. This work is particularly significant as IIoT applications in robotics, medical devices, and industrial software demand both reliability and efficiency. Wattar’s research provides a practical framework for deploying secure, long-lasting sensor networks in environments where energy is scarce and tampering is a risk. His approach not only advances the theoretical underpinnings of green IIoT but also offers a scalable blueprint for real-world industrial automation, making him a notable voice in the drive toward smarter, more sustainable connected industries.
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