Towards the Interplanetary Internet: An IoT Perspective
Carles Gomez, Jon Crowcroft
Abstract
Public administrations and private companies have announced plans to deploy networking infrastructure to support future robotic and human presence on or near space targets, such as the Moon and Mars. While using an IP protocol stack for deepspace communication had been neglected, recent events have motivated the reconsideration of IP to enable the Interplanetary Internet. This new paradigm facilitates the integration of IP-based Internet of Things (IoT) protocols for deep-space environments. This paper illustrates the similarities between deep-space and IoT scenarios, presents related IETF standardization work, and discusses opportunities and future directions for IP-based IoT protocols in the Interplanetary Internet.
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