Workshop Day 1 - Thursday, June 14th
9:30 - 10:00 Breakfast
10:00-11:05 Welcome and Scene Setting
- Moderator
- Futomi Hatano & Kaz Ashimura
- Scribe
- Charles McCathieNevile
- Brief introduction from the co-Chairs, Futomi Hatano (Newphoria) & Kaz Ashimura (W3C) [3 mins] — [Slides]
- Welcome greeting — Noritaka Uji (NTT) [5 mins]
- Expectations to this Web based Signage Workshop from the viewpoint of W3C Keio — Masao Isshiki (W3C) [5 mins]
- Expectations to this Web based Signage Workshop from the viewpoint of W3C — Jeff Jaffe (W3C) [10 mins] — [Slides]
- The current activity and situation of Digital Signage Consortium in Japan — Ichiya Nakamura (Digital Signage Consortium) [20 mins]
- Examples of Digital Signage Developments by JR East — Kyoji Oda (East Japan Marketing & Communications, Inc.) [15 mins]
- Introductory talk on the basic policy of W3C's standardization and the workshop construction — Kaz Ashimura (W3C) [7 mins] — [Slides]
11:05 - 11:30 Morning Break
11:30 - 13:00 Session 1: Use Cases and Requirements 1 — Signs and passers-by
- Moderator
- Charles McCathieNevile
- Scribe
- Kaz Ashimura
Topics:
- Interactive Signage
- Networked/Connected devices
- Multi-screen scenarios
- Architecture proposal
Short self-introductions (2 mins for each) by the following:
- Yasuji Eguchi (DSC)
- Manyoung Cho (Future Web Technology)
- Tomihisa Shimoyama (MIC)
- Yosuke Ito (MRI)
- Yasuaki Oshima (Nano Opt)
- Takayuki Tsuchiya (Yahoo Japan)
Presentation by the following (15 mins for each):
- Manabu Tsunori (Intel)
- Toru Kobayashi (NTT Labs.)
And then panel discussion (48 mins)
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch
13:30 - 15:30 Session 2: State of the Art Digital Signage Services
- Moderator
- John C. Wang
- Scribe
- Charles McCathieNevile
Topics:
- What is deployed and working
- What is working in the research labs but hasn't made it to the street
Short self-introductions (2 mins for each) by the following:
- Makoto Kitamura (Fujifilm)
- Yukio Kimura (Groova)
- Hideaki Kosaka (Mitsubishi)
- Tomoyuki Oosaka (NEC)
- Hiroyuki Wakabayashi (Panasonic)
- Craig Makino (PDC)
Presentations and demonstrations (20 mins for each) by the following:
- Takeshi Chikuse (Cisco)
- Hiroshi Yoshida (Hakuhodo)
- Takeshi Enokibori (Hitachi)
- John C. Wang (IAdea)
- Samuel Gallacier (INNES)
And then Q & A (8 mins).
15:30 - 16:00 Afternoon Break
16:00 - 17:00 Session 3: Digital Signage Japan Demo Tour
Note: English guide is avaialble.17:00 Workshop Day 1 ends
17:00-19:00 Reception
Venue: Hotel New Otani Makuhari ("Stella" room on the second floor)
18:30- DSJ Night — Collocated event
Workshop Day 2 - Friday, June 15th
9:00 - 9:30 Breakfast
9:30-11:00 Session 4: Use Cases and Requirements 2 — Signs and users contineud
What makes the web the right platform, what is still difficult, what does not yet have a good solution.
- Moderator
- Toru Kobayashi
- Scribe
- J. Alan Bird & Kaz Ashimura
Topics:
- Interactive Signage
- Networked/Connected devices
- Privacy and user information
- Disaster scenarios/Emergency communications
- Architecture proposal
Short self-introductions (2 mins for each) by the following:
- Junshiro Kanda (Mitsubishi)
- Takashi Koyano (NHK Enterprises)
- Darth Vidar (SMART Communications)
- Tatsuya Igarashi (Sony)
Presentations possibly include demonstrations (15 mins for each) by the following:
- Ericsson (Johan)
- Toshiyuki Okamoto (KDDI)
And then panel discussion (50 mins)
11:00 - 11:30 Morning Break
11:30 - 12:30 Session 5: Use Cases and Requirements 3 — Accessibility and Adaptive systems
Signs offering content such as 'for rent' signs; crowd-sourcing signs; signs for emergency use; "audible signs" (multimodal interaction); "Accessible Signage" such as Remote Infrared Audible Signage (RIAS) for print-reading disabilities; issues concerning privacy, etc.
- Moderator
- Bill Crandall & Kaz Ashimura
- Scribe
- J. Alan Bird
Topics:
- Talking signs
- Accessibility
Presentation and demonstration by Bill Crandall (SKI) [15 mins]:
- SKI's Statement 1
- SKI's Statement 2
- SKI's Statement 3
Remote presentation and demonstration by Robert Pearson (AMI) [15 mins]:
- AMI's Statement
And then panel discussion (30 mins)
12:30 - 13:40 Lunch
13:40 - 15:30 Session 6: Standards
- Moderator
- Mike Smith & Charles McCathieNevile
- Scribe
- J. Alan Bird
What W3C has, what other organizations already do, what gaps do we need to fill?
Topics:
- Gap analysis for W3C standards today
- Standards from other organizations
- What W3C standards work is already relevant
Explanation on W3C standards today (10 mins for each):
- HTML5 and HTML.next, Mike Smith (W3C)
- Web Applications & Device APIs, Charles McCathieNevile (Opera Software)
- Multimodal Architecture and Interfaces, Kaz Ashimura (W3C)
Presentations (15 mins for each) by the following:
- Jun Fujisawa (Canon)
- Stephan Steglich (Fraunhofer FOKUS)
- Kensaku Komatsu (NTT Communications)
- Hiroyuki Aizu (Toshiba)
And then Q & A (20 mins)
15:30 - 16:00 Afternoon Break
16:00 - 17:30 Session 7: Wrap Up & Next Steps
- Moderator
- Futomi Hatano & Kaz Ashimura
- Scribe
- Mike Smith
Topics:
- Workshop issue review
- What was missing so far
- Business impact of Web-based Signage
- How to work in W3C (how the Web-based BG relates to other groups, etc.)
Presentations (15 mins for each) by the following:
- Sunghan Kim (ETRI)
- Futomi Hatano (Newphoria)
Workshop issue review (40 mins)
Business reflections on what we heard, J. Alan Bird (10 mins)
And then wrap-up (10 mins)