Internet of Things (IoT) is an innovative paradigm that considers pervasive presence of variety of things. In particular, IoT consists of a large number of tiny devices which are deployed to sense the data. The sensed data has the potential to add a new dimension to human life. It is one of the latest technologies which provide connectivity to anyone, anywhere at any time. As voluminous numbers of devices are going to be connected and the devices are mostly battery connected, energy plays a vital role in IoT networks. Moreover, routing becomes a challenging task. The authors propose a framework to sustain the remaining energy of individual devices in IoT networks.

Energy, Routing, Framework, IoT

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