IoT-23 provides labeled IoT network-traffic captures, including 20 malware scenarios and 3 benign IoT captures, intended to support machine-learning research on IoT security.
Public (anonymized) predictive maintenance datasets from Huawei Munich Research Center for elevator industry; operation time series sampled at 4Hz (16:30–23:30) using electromechanical sensors, humidity, and vibration.
A real-world cybersecurity dataset capturing MQTT-based IoT network traffic with live attacks and anomalous behavior. Collected from an active deployment with multiple attack types including DoS, SlowITe, and malformed injections. Provides both raw and preprocessed CSV files with rich metadata for intrusion detection and anomaly classification research.
A dataset capturing real-time metrics of resource allocation and workload distribution across multi-tier IoT architectures. Includes latency, CPU and memory usage, task execution times, and predictive performance variables, enabling research in IoT resource management, edge analytics and performance optimization.
A longitudinal visual dataset of urban streetlight scenes captured daily over several years including 2025, accompanied by structured metadata for smart city monitoring, drift detection, and anomaly analysis. Includes over 526,000 images with timestamps and GPS metadata, enabling vision-based model training in urban environments.
Longitudinal ambient sensor data collected from 4 community homes featuring motion sensors, door sensors, and temperature readings with activity labels. This dataset captures naturalistic behavior patterns for activity recognition model development in real-world smart home environments. Data includes continuous recordings from PIR motion sensors, magnetic door sensors, and ambient temperature sensors with annotated activities by external annotators. The dataset provides a valuable resource for building activity recognition models that operate in uncontrolled, naturalistic settings.
Published in November 2025, this dataset provides a multimodal framework integrating satellite imagery and IoT sensor data for environmental monitoring and disaster management. It is designed to support the development of machine learning models that synchronize remote sensing with ground-based IoT observations for real-time risk assessment.
Released in October 2025, this dataset captures performance metrics and network traffic associated with implementing Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) in Industrial IoT (IIoT) scenarios. It supports research into the feasibility and overhead of quantum-resistant security protocols on resource-constrained industrial hardware.
AIR4LIFE is a high-resolution air quality monitoring dataset published in late 2025, featuring measurements from a dual-node IoT setup. It tracks pollutants and ambient conditions to evaluate the trade-offs between energy-aware duty cycling and data completeness in environmental sensing networks.
Published in October 2025, this dataset includes command logs and sensor feedback for an SLM-based assistant designed for IoT maintenance tasks. It bridges voice commands with shell-level operations in industrial environments, facilitating the training of AI assistants for hardware management.
CICIoT2023 is a large-scale, flow-based network traffic dataset capturing real-time benign and malicious communications in an IoT environment composed of 105 physical devices. The dataset captures traffic traces for 33 attack scenarios grouped into seven categories: DDoS, DoS, Reconnaissance, web-based attacks, brute-force attempts, spoofing, and Mirai malware.
The Industrial IoT Dataset (Synthetic) provides a large-scale simulation of sensor readings and operational metrics from machines deployed in a smart factory environment. It focuses on predictive maintenance and anomaly detection.