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Cyber Physical Human Systems Emerging Trends and Applications

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

28.09.2026

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Anitha Velu + weitere

Verlag

Wiley

Seitenzahl

336

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-394-40288-5

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Anitha Velu, PhD is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at the Sri Sairam College of Engineering, Bangalore, India. She has published more than 15 papers in reputed journals and two patents. Her research interests include image processing, VLSI design, Internet of Things, quantum cryptography, ontology, and semantic web.

Prasanth Aruchamy, PhD is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala Research and Development Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai, India. He has published more than 45 research articles in international journals and conference proceedings, ten patents, and 12 books. His research interests include the Internet of Things, blockchain, wireless sensor networks, medical image processing, and machine learning.

Raghu Ramamoorthy, PhD is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the Oxford College of Engineering, Bengaluru, India. With more than 15 years of experience across academia and industry, he has published more than 50 articles in international journals and conferences. His research interests include VANETS, MANETS, computer networks, and wireless communication.

Rajesh Kumar Dhanaraj, PhD is a Professor at the Symbiosis Institute of Computer Studies and Research at Symbiosis International University, Pune, India. He has authored and edited more than 50 books and more than 115 articles on various cutting-edge technologies and holds 22 patents. His research interests encompass machine learning, cyber-physical systems, and wireless sensor networks.

Manjula Arunraj, PhD is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Health Information Management and Technology in the College of Applied Medical Sciences at King Faizal University, Alahsa, Saudi Arabia. Her research interests include clinical psychology, health psychology, and abnormal psychology.

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Erscheinungsdatum

28.09.2026

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ISBN

978-1-394-40288-5

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  • Produktbild: Cyber Physical Human Systems
  • Preface xvii

    1 Cyber-Physical Human Systems: Overview, Fundamental Concepts and Perspectives 1
    Anitha Velu, Raghu Ramamoorthy, R. China Appala Naidu and Rashad G. Abaszade

    1.1 A Run-Through about Cyber-Physical Human Systems 2
    1.2 Fundamental Concepts of CPHS 6
    1.3 Key Features of CPHS 10
    1.4 Application Areas of CPHS 12
    1.5 Overview of the Book 16
    1.6 Summary 17

    2 Features, Characteristics, Architecture, and Future Potential of Cyber-Physical Human Systems 21
    B. Srilatha, Raghu Ramamoorthy, Mary Francy Joseph and Anitha Velu

    2.1 Introduction 22
    2.2 Properties of Cyber-Physical Human Systems 22
    2.3 Features of Cyber-Physical Human Systems 23
    2.4 Architecture of Cyber-Physical Human Systems 26
    2.5 Cyber Layer (Computational Intelligence) 27
    2.6 The Role of Computational Intelligence 27
    2.7 Architectural Frameworks 29
    2.8 Physical Layer 30
    2.9 Integration with the Cyber Layer 31
    2.10 The Human Layer: Cognitive and Decision-Making Role 31
    2.11 The Future Potential of Cyber-Physical Human Systems 33
    2.12 Conclusion 35

    3 Technological Aspects of Advanced Human-Machine Interface for Cyberphysical System Implementation 37
    B. Srilatha, Anitha Velu, Thanka Saranya C. and Meghana Karri

    3.1 Introduction 38
    3.2 HMI in Cyberphysical Human Systems 39
    3.3 Technological Aspects of Advanced HMI for CPS 42
    3.4 Enabling Technologies for Advanced HMI in CPS 53
    3.5 Real-World Applications/Some Use Cases 64
    3.6 Challenges 66
    3.7 Conclusion 67

    4 Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition Network for Intrusion Detection in Cyberphysical Human Systems 71
    N. Sathish, P. Arul, V. Yokesh and Rajesh Kumar Dhanaraj

    4.1 Introduction 72
    4.2 SCADA Networks in CPHS: Architecture and Functionality 74
    4.3 Cybersecurity Threat Landscape for SCADA in CPHS 77
    4.4 Intrusion Detection Systems for SCADA in CPHS 81
    4.5 Advanced Defense Mechanisms in SCADA-Enabled CPHS 84
    4.6 Integration with Cloud and Edge Environments 86
    4.7 Human Factors and Usability in Intrusion Detection 88
    4.8 Case Studies and Real-World Applications 91
    4.9 Future Directions and Research Challenges in SCADA Security for CPHS 92
    4.10 Conclusion and Summary 93

    5 CPHS-IoT Models: A Hybrid Approach to Deal with Engineering Systems and Control Modules 97
    L.K. Indumathi, Merugu Praveen Kumar, Sonal Bhide and P. Manjula

    5.1 Introduction 98
    5.2 Basics of CPHS and IoT 99
    5.3 Hybrid CPHS-IoT Modeling Framework 102
    5.4 Physical Layer in Hybrid CPHS-IoT Architecture 115
    5.5 Communication Layer in Hybrid CPHS-IoT Architecture 118
    5.6 Sensor Layer in CPHS-IoT Architecture 120
    5.7 Implementation Strategies 122
    5.8 Case Study of Smart Agriculture Using CPHS-IoT System 124
    5.9 Advantages and Challenges 126
    5.10 Conclusion 128

    6 Training Deep Neural Networks for Spatiotemporal Cyberphysical Human Systems 131
    N. Sathish, R. Nagaraj, P. Arul and Pham Chien Thang

    6.1 Foundations of Spatiotemporal Cyberphysical Human Systems 132
    6.2 Nature and Characteristics of Spatiotemporal Data 134
    6.3 Deep Neural Network Architectures for CPHS 136
    6.4 Architectures for Spatiotemporal Modeling 139
    6.5 Training Deep Networks for CPHS 141
    6.6 Edge and Real-Time Deployment Considerations 145Contents xi
    6.7 Future Trends and Research Opportunities 148
    6.8 Conclusion 150

    7 Digital Twin-Driven Model Architecture for Cyberphysical Systems Toward the Development of Testbed 153
    Asha Kumari Ablikatte, Prajwal Balakrishna, Saravana Kumar E. and P. Bindu Madhavi

    7.1 Introduction 154
    7.2 CPHS in the Present Era 160
    7.3 Digital Twin Test Beds 165
    7.4 Experimental Scenarios 171
    7.5 Conclusion 173
    7.6 Future Scope 173

    8 A Holistic Review of Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of Emerging Cyberphysical Human Systems 179
    Bhuvana B. P., Bharathi Raju, V. Yokesh and Ahmed A. Elngar

    8.1 Introduction 180
    8.2 Ethical Consideration for CPS 180
    8.3 Legal Implications of CPS 190
    8.4 Social Implications of Cyberphysical Systems 198
    8.5 Conclusion 205

    9 Addressing Challenges and Issues in Data Privacy and Cyberphysical Security Systems in Real-World Implementation 209
    Lekshmi A. C., Koppala Guravaiah and Shashidhara R.

    9.1 Introduction 210
    9.2 Architectural Framework of CPHS 210
    9.3 Data Privacy in CPHS 213
    9.4 Cyberphysical Security Systems 218
    9.5 CPHS Risk Evaluation 223Contents xiii
    9.6 Future Directions and Recommendations 224
    9.7 Conclusion 225

    10 Mist and Edge Computing Cyberphysical Human-Centered Systems for Industry 5.0 Application 229
    Prajwal B., Raghu Ramamoorthy, Anitha Velu and P. Bindhu Madhavi

    10.1 Introduction 230
    10.2 Edge Computing 234
    10.3 Mist Computing 234
    10.4 Mist, Edge, and Cloud Computing in Industry 5.0 234
    10.5 Cyberphysical Human-Centered Systems 238
    10.6 Conclusion 245

    11 An Intelligent Cyberphysical System Threat Detection for Secured Communication in 6G Autonomous Vehicle Networks 249
    N. Sathish, A. Prasanth, V. Yokesh and Afizan Bin Azman

    11.1 Cyberphysical Systems in 6G Autonomous Vehicle Networks 250
    11.2 Security Challenges in 6G-Enabled CPS for Autonomous Vehicles 253
    11.3 Real-Time and Distributed Threat Dynamics 256
    11.4 Intelligent Threat Detection Framework 257
    11.5 Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning for Threat Detection 260
    11.6 Emerging Technologies for Secure Communication 262
    11.7 Integration of Intelligent Systems in 6G Autonomous Networks 264
    11.8 Challenges and Future Research Directions 266
    11.9 Conclusion 268

    12 Case Study on Cyberphysical Human Systems for Safe Human-Robot Collaboration in a Shared Workplace 271
    H. Nishanthi, P. Divya Prabha, N. Nandhine Shree and Raffaele Mascella

    12.1 A Run through of Human-Robot Interaction 272

    12.2 Challenges of HMI 273
    12.3 Importance of Safe Human-Robot Collaboration 275
    12.4 Types of Robots Used in Collaborative Setup 276
    12.5 System Architecture of Cyberphysical Human System 277
    12.6 Sensors and Perception Systems for Human Detection 280
    12.7 Human-Robot Interaction Models and Strategies 281
    12.8 Implementation 283
    12.9 Risk Assessment and Hazard Mitigation Techniques 284
    12.10 Machine Learning and AI Integration for Dynamic Decision-Making 286
    12.11 Challenges and Lessons Learned from Implementation 287
    12.12 Test Cases of CPHS with HMI 289
    12.13 Conclusion 290

    13 Medical Cyberphysical Systems: A Solution to Smart Health Using Flexible Sensors and Devices 293
    Prema S. and G. Krishnapriya

    13.1 Introduction 294
    13.2 Background on MCPSs and Smart Health for the Elderly 294
    13.3 System Architecture of Smart Medical Cyberphysical Systems Framework 295
    13.4 Smart Health Solutions Using MCPSs and Emerging Trends 297
    13.5 Benefits and Applications of MCPSs in Health Optimization 306
    13.6 Conclusions and Future Directions 306

    References 307
    Index 309