Written by 2nd International Workshop on Interoperability and Open-Source Solutions for the Internet of Things
November 07-09, 2016
(A full-day workshop, exact date To be Announced soon)
Co-located with
6th International Conference on the Internet of Things (IoT 2016)
07 Nov 2016 – 09 Nov 2016, Stuttgart, Germany
The workshop is co-organized by H2020 symbIoTe and BIG IoT projects, which are part of the Internet of Things European Platform Initiative (IoT-EPI) working on relevant aspects for enabling and bridging the gaps on IoT interoperability.
[Call for Papers]
The evolution in the Internet of Things domain has created a complex ecosystem populated by numerous Internet of Things (IoT) platforms that provide access to a broad range of software objects (virtual) and real world devices (physical) “things”. IoT deployed platforms typically promote their specific interfaces and information models generating technology fragmentation gaps, and most likely adopt non-standard, and sometimes fully proprietary, protocols to control a variety of things that are reflected as interoperability open issues and gaps. Fragmentation and missing Interoperability in current IoT platforms prevents the emergence of cooperative IoT ecosystems where applications can be built to use things operated by various IoT platforms, or simply to enable things operated by different platforms to interact and exchange information.
