- From: Dominique Hazael-Massieux <dom@w3.org>
- Date: Mon, 16 Sep 2013 14:07:35 +0200
- To: Dave Raggett <dsr@w3.org>
- Cc: public-wot@w3.org
Le lundi 16 septembre 2013 à 12:27 +0100, Dave Raggett a écrit : > > * Web of Things as a subset of Internet of Things: the Web of Things > > would be limited to the Things that speak Web, i.e. use HTTP over TCP/IP > > and expose Web formats (e.g. JSON, or XML, or HTML) > > > > * a subset of the above: the Web of Things would be limited to Things > > that speak Web through RESTful interfaces (incl. the HATEOAS principles) > > > > * Web of Things as a particular approach to the Internet of Things: > > bringing a set of higher level interfaces to provide a more uniform > > development platform > > > > * Reaching to the Internet of Things via a Web browser > > Your definition is in my opinion too narrow. (note that I didn't mean these to be "one definition", but several of them, and I didn't mean to make them mine as much as to report what definitions I've heard) > For me the Web of Things > is more about the application of Web technologies to the creation of > services for things including sensors, actuators, people and "dumb" > objects such as a bottle of wine which has a virtual presence on the Web > as a basis for information about the physical object, e.g. the vineyard, > the vintage, the kind of grapes, etc. Such information could be specific > to the object rather than the kind of object it is. That seems to match what I put (or at least what I intended to put) under my third bullet. Dom
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