In VARIoT, we will primarily generate traffic from some of the most popular IoT devices. We have started building a testbed (see architecture below).

1. Testbed components

The testbed is composed of the following devices:

• Microcontroller: Raspberry Pi 3 (link)
• Smartphone: Huawei Honor 10 Lite (link)
• Smart plug:
  • TP-Link HS110 (link)
  • Teckin SP21
• Smart cameras:
  • D-Link DCS-8300LH (link)
  • Google Nest Cam Indoor (link)
• Smart bulb:
  • Philips Hue E27 White Ambiance (link)
  • TP-Link LB120 (link)
• Smart speaker:
  • Amazon Echo Dot (link)
  • Google Home Mini (link)
• Smart lock: August Connect (link)
• Smoke detector: Google Nest Protect (link)
• Motion sensor:
  • D-Link DHC-S150 (link)
  • Philips Hue Motion Sensor (link)
• Access point:
  • Philips Hue Bridge (link)
  • TP-Link TL-WR940N (link)

2. Other Traffic Generation Sources

There exist a number of ways to generate IoT traffic. Below are listed existing testbeds relying on specific generation methods along with available datasets.

2.1. Hardware-based

• IoTSentinel (TU Darmstadt)
  • Tool: link
  • Dataset: link
  • Paper: link
• Smart Campus (UNSW)
  • Dataset: link
  • Paper: link

2.2. Software-based

• Iot Inspector (Princeton)
  • Tool: link
  • Paper: link

2.3. Simulation-based

• BoT-IoT (UNSW Canberra)
  • Dataset: link
  • Paper: link

2.4. Emulation-based

• ELIoT (Ericsson)
  • Tool: link
  • Paper: link
• UiTiOt (UIT-HCM)
  • Testbed: link
• IoT-LAB (FIT)
  • Testbed: link
  • Tool: link
  • Paper: link