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Internet of things Mash-up Day
23rd of July University of Oxford
BOOK YOUR PLACE: http://iotmashup.eventbrite.com/ Workshop Day for IOT Device Vendors Develop interoperable drivers for your IOT/M2M devices
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Practical Interoperability of Devices – Port your Device onto the Open Source Framework – Getting Your Device Working with a wide Ecosystem with Expert help – Facilitating Programmatic Access and Control for Your Devices – Securely Sharing Data Between Different Devices. Creating Data Mash-Ups between Different Devices and People.
A FREE one-day event run by the webinos consortium where you can be briefed on state-of-the-art Internet of Things and Machine to Machine technologies. The day will be split into two halves
- Morning: A series of brief talks given by industry experts. Rapidly get up to speed with some of the most significant developments in the IOT/M2M/sensor industry
- Afternoon: webinos developers will give one-on-one consultation on deep technical issues, and for those bringing devices to the event, hands-on assistance working with and integrating the code
What type of companies should attend? Device manufacturers: any of the following device manufacturers are strongly recommended to attend
- TV, Speaker manufacturers
- Telematics black box vendors
- Personal navigation devices
- Health monitoring devices
- Home automation devices
- Security equipment vendors
- Smart grid, Eco plug manufacturers
- Suppliers of reference development kits and chipset manufacturers
Who is it relevant for: Application developers Any application developers that has an interest in working with a broad spectrum of devices and taking live data feeds from connected sensors. For example, driver and vehicle diagnostics, usage-based insurance, home automation controllers, health monitoring services, and eco-consultancies. This event is free. You will get free implementation consultancy, meet with like minded people and be part of the expert briefing sessions. The value of the technology is ‘ecosystem benefit’. You will make your device connect with others and experience interoperability with the Apps and Services which run across the open source webinos platform.Demos Available TV Demos: integrated multi device TV and multimedia consumption, Making use of Raspberry PIs, Androsticks, mobile remote controls and Sat>IP devices. Integrated vehicle demos: including head unit integration and Black box systems and ODBII interfaces Wireless health devices: blood sugar monitors, wireless scales and activity monitors. Home automation demonstrations: lighting controls, thermostatic controls Reference board kits: including the obligatory Arduino and Raspberry Pi installations At the event you will see how all these data feeds from diverse types can be “mashed up” from local and remote data sources and configured and consumed by a wide spectrum of simple to write applications.
Why should you attend?
- webinos technology is free and open source, developed under a Royalty Free IPR regime – reduce cost of internal development – reduce your potential IPR exposure
- webinos provides state of the art high security assurances to sensor and device deployments
- interoperable protocols and APIs allow you to rapidly build strong ecosystems of complementary devices, applications and services
- address new markets with new applications that transcend typical industry and technology by getting diverse devices connected to each other
- a privacy sensitive framework – privacy concerns are one of the biggest concerns wiht IOT deployments, webinos supports a strong consumer centric privacy model
- find out why the webinos member companies think its important……
What Do I need To Bring on the Day?
- Any devices you would like to try and port to webinos
- SDKs you have available to help with development
- An active brain and open mind
What Will I Go Home With – What Will I Achieve By Coming?
- A working webinos integrated devices
- The webinos SDK, full open source stack
- A full understanding of technical details and benefits of webinos
- Free registration of your devices or applications on the webinos compatibility database
- (Optionally) Join webinos foundation
Why are we Running this Event?
As an open source project we are keen for feedback. We want new compatible devices to seed the ecosystem. We welcome new members.
Selected Articles
- Putting the Internet back into the Internet of Things
- webinos and IOT Applications
- Home Heating Automation using webinos
Existing webinos members
Logistics
Location: The event will be taking place in the Department of Computer Science, at The University of Oxford. Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford Wolfson Building Parks Road OXFORD OX1 3QD UK View Larger Map Please use the Parks Road entrance and ask for John Lyle when you arrive. Contact: John Lyle – john.lyle@cs.ox.ac.uk Accommodation: For your stay in Oxford, there are a number of convenient options that will provide you with walking-distance access to the venue. Over the summer, undergraduate students vacate their colleges, leaving many empty rooms available for overnight bookings. These are centrally located, and often include breakfast. They are ideal for single occupancy, though occasionally they also have double rooms. They are not always family-friendly, as guests under 18 are often not allowed, so please be aware of this when booking. There is a booking hub that will connect you to all the available rooms in all of Oxford’s colleges here: http://www.oxfordrooms.co.uk/ Keble college is an excellent option, as it is just across the road from the Computer Science Department. For those requiring more space, we suggest the Best Western Linton Lodge about a 15 minute walk away. This is a more comfortable option for families. Another possibility is the Cotswold Lodge, which is a bit more upscale and a few blocks closer to the department. Finally, a good general resource is http://www.visitoxfordandoxfordshire.com/ . Here you can find more information about accommodation, as well as dining options and things to do around Oxford, if you are planning a longer stay.