- From: Alexander Kröner <Alexander.Kroener@dfki.de>
- Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2012 14:29:49 +0200
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CALL FOR PARTICIPATION
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Tutorial on Object Memory Tools:
Tailoring a Thing’s Data Collection and Communication Behavior
September 24, 2012. Saarbruecken, Germany
In conjunction with the 35th German Conference on Artificial
Intelligence (KI 2012)
http://www.dfki.de/omm-tools/ki12_tutorial
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The Internet of Things envisions new roles for physical objects in
everyday life. This tutorial addresses one of these roles – the
collecting of data, about the objects as well as object-related topics
such as tasks, processes and even users that came in touch with the
object. So-called Digital Object Memories address this idea with
approaches dedicated to data models, architectures and interaction
methodologies for object-centric data collection. Related research
comprises application areas such as manufacturing control, monitoring
integrity in logistics, product stories for retail, and even management
of personal experiences.
The tutorial "Object Memory Tools" focuses on how to enable a "smart"
behavior of such data collections. It illustrates approaches to setting
up an infrastructure needed to host object memories as well as ways to
install and distribute methods for collecting, processing and
communicating data. Consequently, the tutorial is meant for researchers
and developers interested in using distributed Artificial Intelligence
in the Internet of Things; participants will get introduced into setting
up, structuring and applying an object memory in a practically-oriented
application scenario.
*** Date and Format
The tutorial is scheduled for September 24, 2012. It is planned as a
"half-day tutorial" (3 hours event).
It combines a theoretical introduction into the matter with a practical
exercise with a given toolset, the object memory tools. Participants
will get introduced into solving the following tasks:
* How to set up an object memory: the object memory server as an
infrastructure example
* How to structure an object memory: Format and structuring strategies
* How to use an object memory 1: search and retrieval with the object
memory API
* How to use an object memory 2: configuring autonomous behavior using rules
*** Schedule
* Talk(s): Introduction to Object Memories
* Practical exercise: Setting up an Object Memory and using data
input/output methods
* Talk: Retrieval mechanisms – push & poll
* Practical exercise: Using the retrieval mechanisms and setting up
activity modules
* Discussion and wrap-up
*** Registration
Please follow the registration procedure announced at:
http://www.uni-saarland.de/en/information/knowledge-transfer/kwt/ki-2012
Optional: In addition, the tutorial organizers would kindly ask for a
short statement of interest via email (e.g., to jens.haupert@dfki.de).
*** References
Homepage of the International Workshop on Digital Object Memories
http://www.dfki.de/dome-workshop/
A. Kröner et al.: Object Memory Modeling. W3C Incubator Group Report,
Worldwide Web Consortium, 2011.
http://www.w3.org/2005/Incubator/omm/
M. Schneider, A. Kröner, P. Gebhard, and B. Brandherm. Digital Object
Memories in the Internet of Things. CEPIS UPGRADE 12(1), special issue
on Internet of Things, pp 45-51, February 2011.
http://www.cepis.org/upgrade/index.jsp?p=2701&n=2702
*** Organizers
Jens Haupert, DFKI, Germany
Alexander Kröner, DFKI, Germany
Boris Brandherm, DFKI, Germany
*** Contact and Further Information
Email: {jens.haupert, alexander.kroener, boris.brandherm}@dfki.de
WWW: http://www.dfki.de/omm-tools/ki12_tutorial
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Dr. Alexander Kröner --------- Intelligent User Interfaces Lab
DFKI GmbH Campus D3 2 Stuhlsatzenhausweg 3 66123 Saarbrücken
Phone +49.681.85775.5395
Fax +49 681.85775.5021
http://www.dfki.de/~kroener/
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