Web of Things Community Group - Past Calendar

In this call, we discuss the further development of the What is WoT tutorial, its website and videos. The discussions are recorded in the related GitHub issues and Pull Requests.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

In this call, we discuss the further development of the What is WoT tutorial, its website and videos. The discussions are recorded in the related GitHub issues and Pull Requests.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In this call, we discuss the further development of the What is WoT tutorial, its website and videos. The discussions are recorded in the related GitHub issues and Pull Requests.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We had to move since both chairs have a conflict in that slot.

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

In this call, we discuss the further development of the What is WoT tutorial, its website and videos. The discussions are recorded in the related GitHub issues and Pull Requests.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

For the first time, we are hosting a live coding session. Cristiano Aguzzi will show how to build WoT Consumer and Thing applications and show the inner workings of the reference implementation of the WoT Scripting API, Eclipse Thingweb node-wot. This will be an opportunity to understand how bindings work in the WoT, from the most high-level code to the concrete protocol messages.

In this call, we discuss the further development of the What is WoT tutorial, its website and videos. The discussions are recorded in the related GitHub issues and Pull Requests.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

In our next meetup, we welcome Sy Bohy, CEO and Co-Founder of Seam. Sy will talk about Seam's unified API for IoT devices, inspired in some of its designs by the WoT work at W3C. Sy will discuss the origins of Seam, its design constraints, its focus on developer experience, its relationship with IoT manufacturers, and the future that lies ahead for Seam and the IoT industry. After the talk and the Q&A session, we will have a discussion about Smart Homes and WoT

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

The Web of Things (WoT) CG is tasked with the outreach activities of WoT Working Group specifications such as the Thing Description, Discovery and more. In this session, we want to give an update on the activities of the CG, as well as discuss together with the WG on how CG participants can contribute to various WoT Bindings in the future.

The Web of Things (WoT) CG is tasked with the outreach activities of WoT Working Group specifications such as the Thing Description, Discovery and more. In this session, we want to offer an opportunity for all to learn about the WoT, which includes a hands-on tutorial.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

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We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In our next meetup, we are giving everyone an opportunity to learn the Web of Things. We will start with the concepts and the design behind the Web of Things and delve into the separate specifications. Ultimately, we will get a sneak peek into a new tutorial series for the Web of Things and see how everyone can contribute to it.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In our next meetup, we welcome the Schaeffler Group for a presentation on how they use WoT in their Digital Twin solution. After the talk and the Q&A session, we will have a discussion about the Digital Twins in WoT.

Below is the abstract of the talk:

As a leading global supplier to the automotive and industrial sectors, the Schaeffler Group has been driving forward groundbreaking inventions and developments in the fields of motion and mobility for over 75 years. With innovative technologies, products, and services for electric mobility, CO₂-efficient drives, chassis solutions, Industry 4.0, digitalization, and renewable energies, the company is a reliable partner for making motion and mobility more efficient, intelligent, and sustainable – over the entire life cycle. The technology company manufactures high-precision components and systems for powertrain and chassis applications as well as rolling and plain bearing solutions for a large number of industrial applications. In addition to the physical product, we are developing digital representations of our product, which we call Digital Twin. We believe that Digital Twins are the driver for optimizing and enhancing Schaeffler products in a data-driven manner. For this, a standardized interface to the data of our products is necessary. In this talk, we show how we utilize Web of Things Standards as a Data Model for the product’s API. We highlight the advantages of using the Web of Things and the challenges we have with the standard.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

In our 7th WoT CG Meetup, we welcome a seasoned WoT expert. Simon Mayer from the University of St. Gallen will bring in experience from a recent European project, IntellIoT, and present how the Web of Things can be used to implement web-scale agents. He will also show their Web-based Agent IDE where domain experts can develop no-code applications.

We will then discuss future collaboration opportunities with the Web Agents Community Group.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We have learned in our previous online meetups that people who are involved and interested in the Web of Things will be present at the Hannover Fair 2023. This calendar event is an occasion to meet in person and talk about our favorite standard. VAIMEE is kindly offering its stand as a place to get to know each other. We will meet there and move to a larger area if we are too many.

As a reminder, also see relevant events at the fair about the Web of Things:

• https://www.hannovermesse.de/event/the-opc-ua-w3c-web-of-things-chatgpt-dream-team-say-goodbye-to-manual-asset-onboarding/vor/104615
• https://www.hannovermesse.de/event/milkydataway-compose-and-integrate-next-generation-iot-applications-at-light-speed/pi/104388

P.S: You can contact CG chairs for free tickets.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In our next iteration of the W3C WoT CG Meetups, we welcome Microsoft and Siemens for a joint presentation. Erich Barnstedt from Microsoft, together with Pedram Hadjian and Sebastian Käbisch from Siemens and Felix Paulini from evosoft show how the same Thing Description can be used to onboard an industrial asset into the cloud systems of two different organizations. This shows that device descriptions based on common web standards enable real interoperability across IoT stacks and provide a vendor-neutral device onboarding and communication experience.

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In our next iteration of the W3C WoT CG Meetups, we welcome Matthias Held from SICK AG. He will show us how they have implemented a full WoT stack where TMs, TD Directories, Edge Gateways, and more are used for their Digital Twin solution. With the help of WoT technologies, they enable low-code onboarding of their sensors to the cloud, while being interoperable.

As usual, after the presentation, we will dive into a discussion where we focus on TM-driven workflows and onboarding.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

In this W3C WoT CG Meetup, Jan Romann, Invited Expert at the WoT WG, will present an approach that allows constrained IoT devices to delegate authentication and authorization using the Web of Things.
In the framework of the NAMIB project, he will demonstrate this approach in a use case where hotel guests need to have access to their smart environments only during their visits.
Additionally, an open-source WoT implementation based on the Dart programming language will be shown, which allows WoT Consumers to be deployed on smartphones.
After the presentation, we will have an open discussion on security in the Web of Things.

P.S.: The use case also uses the wot-td Rust crate running in an ESP Thing, showing interoperability between different WoT implementations.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In internal meetings, we discuss the work of the CG and take decisions to accomplish our next goals, such as meetups, infrastructure, and increasing WoT adoption and awareness. We can also discuss liaisons and future relationships with other groups.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

In our next community meetup, we are focusing on the topic of Edge Computing.

Netzo is a scripting platform for developers. Integrating APIs, automating workflows and building internal tools can be time-consuming and complex beyond simple use-cases. Netzo streamlines this process without sacrificing flexibility or scalability, by letting you instantly deploy simple JS/TS scripts to URL endpoints to build end-to-end solutions in no time. Netzo was founded by Mexican brothers Arturo, Miguel and Gabriel Romero Karam and is headquartered in Madrid, Spain.

As always, we will have plenty of time for questions and discussions about Edge Computing and how the Web of Things can solve some of the issues.

Note: Office Hours meeting is canceled.

Dear W3C WoT Community Group Participants,

In our third internal meeting, we want to reflect back on the previous activities and plan for the rest. Have a look at our agenda below.

Notes:

• This is a repeat of the meeting of 24.11.2022
• Due to a holiday in Italy, we are not able to pick Thursday afternoon, which was the most popular choice in the survey.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

In our next community meetup, we are focusing on the topic of Smart Homes.

We will host a presentation from Robert Winkler who works as a solution architect at Deutsche Telekom AG in Darmstadt, Germany. He is responsible for the architecture of Magenta Smart Home and the MagentaZuhause App. Both solutions are using technologies inspired by the Web of Things, join us to know more!

As always we will have plenty of time for questions and discussions about Smart Home IoT solutions and how the Web of Things can solve some of the issues.

Note: Office Hours meeting is canceled.

Dear W3C WoT Community Group Participants,

In our third internal meeting, we want to reflect back on the previous activities and plan for the rest. Have a look at our agenda below.

The office hours are not canceled

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (B) event on the calendar.

We would like to offer a weekly slot, called Office Hours, where anyone can join to ask questions and talk about the Web of Things.

Join here to:

• Ask general questions about how to use the Web of Things with your technologies/products/solutions.
• Have assistance with WoT specification documents.
• Talk about WoT implementations.
• Get guidance on how to be involved in the WoT standardization process. This covers how to join the community group or other WoT-related W3C groups.
• Give feedback about our activities and the Web of Things.

If the time does not suit your schedule check our Office Hours (A) event on the calendar.

In this meeting that is reserved for CG participants, we want to discuss CG's internal organization and tools. The concrete topics are in the agenda below.

In our next community meetup, we are focusing on the topic of digital twins.

First, we will listen to Thomas Jaeckle from the Eclipse Ditto project, an open-source framework to help build digital twins of devices connected to the Internet. Its latest 3.0.0 release also supports W3C WoT Thing Descriptions and Thing Models.

Then, we will have a discussion panel on digital twins where anyone can present their ideas, requirements, and applications with digital twins. We can see together how the W3C Web of Things plays a role.

In this meeting that is reserved for CG participants, we want to discuss what activities of the Marketing Task Force of the Web of Things Interest Group would make sense to do in our Community Group. Since the current charter of the Marketing TF has an outreach item as well, a discussion is needed in the CG and our expectations should be clarified.

We want to reach a decision to present to the W3C WoT IG.

Joining instructions will be provided on Thursday evening (CEST).

EDIT: Added Agenda
EDIT2: Added Meeting Link

The Web of Things implementers and enthusiasts gather together to discuss where the community will be hosted (chat platforms, social, etc.). We will also hear feedback from implementers and stories about how they created their WoT-enabled platform.

Dear Web of Things Community Members,

This is the first event of the new charter proposal. We want to host this session to get your feedback on the charter proposal and get to know each other.

Also, please before joining, take some time to fill in the questionnaire.

Best regards,
Cristiano Aguzzi and Ege Korkan

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.

Chairs call, typically to finalize agenda prior to main call. Just IG/WG/CG chairs and W3C staff, with the occasional guest.