Web of Things Community Group - Past Calendar

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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 special call, we will have a joint meeting between the Web of Things CG and the Autonomous Agents on the Web CG. Roman Binkert will hold a talk entitled "Interoperable Cyber-Physical Multi-Agent Systems Through W3C Web of Things". He will introduce a framework for bridging the gap between Multi-Agent Systems (MAS) and the physical world using Web of Things (WoT) standards. He will show how Thing Descriptions (TDs) can serve as a standardized interface for autonomous agents, mapping AgentSpeak logic directly to Interaction Affordances (Properties, Actions, and Events).

https://unisg.zoom.us/j/64308599055?pwd=agWlBORU0621haUs2njKGpPkb80Ra2.1

Meeting ID: 643 0859 9055
Passcode: 940182

Biweekly call of the W3C Autonomous Agents on the Web (WebAgents) Community Group.

For more information about regular meetings, see the group's wiki.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

To all those who are interested in or involved in the outreach/marketing aspect of the Web of Things:

As you may know, we have the web presence at https://www.w3.org/WoT/ managed by WoT IG, the social media accounts (Twitter/X and Mastodon at w3c.social) managed by WoT IG, Discord and YouTube managed by WoT CG.

The WoT WG is going to recharter in April and we want to use this as an opportunity to attract more people to the standardization work. Thus, we want to hold a marketing/outreach meeting, focused first on social media outreach.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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 WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

This week we welcome Ivan Dimitry Ribeiro Zyrianoff from the University of Bologna.
He willl present ZONIA, a zero-trust decentralized oracle network that improves data integrity and interoperability in IoT systems by bridging with the blockchain. He will focus on the WoT integration and showcase experiments on parametric insurance using IoT sensor data.

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

In this meetup, Ege Korkan from Siemens will introduce the Thing Model Catalog, an open-source project to manage Thing Models of devices from different authors, manufacturers and products. He will explain the motivation behind, different ways to use it and launch a new event for the community participants.

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

In this meetup, we welcome Doğan Fennibay from Siemens! He’ll begin by explaining how the BACnet (Building Automation and Control Network) open protocol transformed building automation by allowing devices from different manufacturers to communicate seamlessly and achieve broad market adoption. He’ll then introduce the Web of Things–BACnet protocol binding, which takes this further by integrating BACnet-based automation systems with the Web and the Internet of Things. Finally, he’ll show how these two worlds can be connected in a lightweight way and the new use cases this unlocks.

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.

Organised as a joint session with the WoT WG/IG, we will be using their room, i.e. Room 302.

The idea is to share updates, establish a better working mode between the two 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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

In this meetup, we welcome Erich Barnstedt (LinkedIn) from Microsoft and Sebastian Käbisch (LinkedIn) from Siemens. They will show how Web of Things is becoming a successful building block for industrial automation systems built with OPC UA. First, they will show TDs can be used to onboard non OPC UA devices and then explain how to represent OPC UA servers with TDs using the OPC UA Binding. Also, you will get to see open-source projects supporting both workflows.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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 WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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 WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

In our next meetup, we welcome Dr. Dimitris Spatharakis (LinkedIn), and Nikos Filinis (LinkedIn | GitHub) from the NETMODE Lab at the National Technical University of Athens, Greece.

They will talk about the design and implementation of a software stack that supports IoT virtualization through the development of Virtual Objects (VOs) that encapsulate WoT Things. VOs provide an abstraction layer over real IoT devices while augmenting their capabilities through a multi-layer software stack, called the VOStack. The VOStack is an open-source software stack that supports interaction with both physical IoT devices and edge/cloud computing orchestration platforms.

The implementation of VOStack is aligned with the WoT specifications and is implemented in the framework of the NEPHELE Horizon Europe project (https://nephele-project.eu/).

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

In our upcoming meetup, we welcome Thomas Wehr (GitHub | LinkedIn) from the Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg.

He will present BLAST - Block Applications for Things, a browser-based visual programming and execution environment for WoT Consumers.
BLAST includes custom protocol bindings for Bluetooth and HID devices, allowing for end users to quickly create applications that interact with a broad range of devices. Applications are created by geometrically arranging blocks, either predefined blocks or blocks dynamically generated from Thing Descriptions.

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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 WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

In this meetup, we will dive into the use of WoT standards in building the HiveOT Hub together with Henk. After learning about its objectives and history, we will see how the Thing Description documents facilitates the interaction between consumers and Things using a hub and digital twins. He will also explain the challenges he encountered in using WoT standards during development.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

In this special session, we have three community groups joining for a presentation by Robert Winkler from Deutsche Telekom on the Eclipse LMOS project. It will follow the meetup style of the WoT CG. We will start by introducing the speaker, then the presentation will be held (and recorded). After that, we will have a Q&A session (not recorded).

Note: Please create a W3C account and join one of the groups to see the meeting link!

For more information about regular meetings, see the Web Agents wiki.

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 Fady Salama (GitHub | LinkedIn) and Roman Binkert (GitHub | LinkedIn) from the Technical University of Munich.

They will talk about how WoT simplifies interacting with the devices and creating mashups of devices in mixed reality environments. They will introduce HoloWoT, a Unity application that works with Mixed Reality Headsets such as Hololens. Its open-source components such as the new .Net library WoT.Net (GitHub) will be also introduced for those who want to build other applications based on that.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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 WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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 upcoming meetup, we welcome Andreas Eberhart (GitHub | LinkedIn) from Dashjoin!

He will introduce us to Dashjoin's low-code platform and explain how he has leveraged WoT to build a generic manager that allows for any IoT device to be connected. Building on top of JSON Schema, the system displays the device properties and displays generic forms for conveniently invoking device actions. Furthermore, security, semantic mappings, and the ability to leverage artificial intelligence allows to interacting with arbitrary devices more easily.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

One-time rescheduling

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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 WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

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 upcoming meetup, we welcome Vignesh Vaidyanathan (GitHub, LinkedIn) who will discuss potential applications of WoT in Scientific Instrumentation and Control applications in large-scale experimentation labs.

He will show a WoT setup implemented in a 3 Terawatt pulsed laser system to capture data from different scientific instruments with his beginner friendly server side runtime called hololinked. He will further demonstrate the use case of state machine in building GUI applications with Eclipse Thingweb node-wot.

Note: This is the rescheduled event of https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/b74f11e7-93d6-4b15-b998-6e55054a6f61/

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

In this meetup, we welcome Christian Paul (GitLab | LinkedIn).

Discover how easy it is to build, test and prototype with the Web of Things paradigm. This meetup introduces two new tools for you to use: "WoT Wrench" and "WoT Anything."

WoT Wrench is a web app that simplifies debugging and interacting with Things. Meanwhile, WoT Anything serves as a versatile JavaScript server that closely implements WoT standards with a twist - allowing multiple Things to share properties, actions, and events. This approach enables flexible API integration beyond traditional one-to-one device mapping.

Christian will demonstrate how virtual Things and API integrations broaden the definition of what can qualify as an IoT device.

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

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 Ondrej Tomcik (LinkedIn | GitHub) from Siemens!

Every building presents unique challenges, particularly when it comes to provisioning devices such as fire alarms, smart meters, and various sensors. The complexity increases when field devices come from multiple vendors, leading to potential time and cost inefficiencies. Siemens addresses this by leveraging the Web of Things (WoT) standard across both ends: generating Thing Models for Siemens-manufactured devices and enabling south-bound connectivity systems to seamlessly integrate and extract data from diverse devices. Join this session to explore how Siemens simplifies device provisioning and maximizes the benefits of WoT!

Regular meeting to improve the What is WoT tutorial: https://github.com/w3c/wot-cg/tree/main/Tutorials/whatiswot

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 Thomas Jaeckle (GitHub, LinkedIn) from Beyonnex.io!

Beyonnex.io is a pioneer in facilitating smart and energy-efficient properties in the housing industry. For their customers, which include landlords and housing companies, they provide solutions to digitally measure and collect energy consumption for residents while also enhancing comfort and promoting energy savings in daily life.

They connect various devices and device types to their IoT platform, where Eclipse Ditto serves as the digital twin middleware. These devices share common aspects, such as the location where they are installed by technicians, but differ in functionality. Some devices only collect data, others can be controlled by residents, and some serve to connect other devices to the internet.

This meetup focuses on how Beyonnex.io utilizes Thing Models in combination with Eclipse Ditto. Attendees can expect simplified example models to illustrate how inheritance and composition are used to model their device ecosystem. Additionally, the discussion will touch on the surrounding tooling, such as code generators and model migration tools.

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.

Due to speaker unavailability, we have to postpone this meetup to a later date. Instead, this will be a regular monthly group meeting. We will talk about the TPAC Summary, WoT Tutorial, new ideas for meetups and more that is in the agenda. The meeting logistics will be kept the same.

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In our upcoming meetup, we welcome Vignesh Vaidyanathan (GitHub, LinkedIn) who will discuss potential applications of WoT in Scientific Instrumentation and Control applications in large-scale experimentation labs.

He will show a WoT setup implemented in a 3 Terawatt pulsed laser system to capture data from different scientific instruments with his beginner friendly server side runtime called hololinked. He will further demonstrate the use case of state machine in building GUI applications with Eclipse Thingweb node-wot.

Additionally, we will hold our monthly call after the meetup to better organize the group's activities.

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.

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.

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.

Welcome to a meeting in the Nordic Chapter Smart City / Web of Things Community Group!

Read more about this meeting at https://www.w3.org/community/smartcity-nordic/

We conduct these meeting as hybrid meetings. You can participate by Zoom or physically on site. If you participate in person, please let me know if you like to join a common lunch, 11.30 at Internetstiftelsen. I´ll be happy to send you an invite.  

Zoom: https://iec.zoom.us/j/96221236876?pwd=VUkwdmlGbyt4T2wrOHNvMjdVNWVZZz09

Physical presence: Floor 1 , Gradangen, Goto 10, Internetstiftelsen, Hammarby Kaj 10D, 120 07 Stockholm. Goto 10 Stockholm | Goto 10

Meeting time: 13.00 - 15.30 CET with possibility to stay until 17.00 for those attending in person. 

Be most welcome either on Zoom or in person!

With kind regards
Tobbe - responsible for the community group

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.

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

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.

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

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.

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.

Welcome to the June meeting of the Community / Working Group Standards & Platforms!

In 2024, the Working Group will carry out a market overview of general horizontal IoT platforms for municipalities and regions.

This event will be updated with an agenda and information about what vendors doing their presentation at this meeting.

Eventually some of the meetings during the spring will be converted to hybrid meetings, making use of the Goto 10 facility of the Internet Foundation, Stockholm. We will update the calendar bookings accordingly.

Please forward this information if you know anyone else who might be interested. Are you an IoT platform supplier and interested in presenting to the Working Group but not booked yet - please contact me.

Welcome! See you!
/Tobbe Lahrin
tobbe@lahrin.se
+46 70-2082085

Welcome to the June meeting of the Working Group Standards & Platforms. 

In 2024, we focus on market overview of general horizontal IoT platforms for municipalities and regions. Supplemented by reports from standardization, other important initiatives and discussions about interesting related topics and issues.

This time we get a presentation of:

KMD Data Context Manager. Presented by Mads Pohl Petersson, Product Innovation Manager | CTO Office KMD, Denmark. Platform based on Fiware.

Building X from Siemens. Presented by Sasha Fridman, Innovation & Digital Business Professional Solution Architect, Siemens Smart Infrastructure, Sweden.

We conduct this meeting as a hybrid meeting. You can participate by Zoom or physically on site. Please email me at tobbe@lahrin.se if you are attending in person, so I can plan for coffee and seats.  If so, please also let me know if you like to join a common lunch, 11.30 at Internetstiftelsen. I´ll be happy to send you an invite.

Meeting time: 13.00 - 15.30 CET with possibility to stay until 17.00 for those attending in person. 

Be most welcome either on Zoom or in person!

/Tobbe

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.

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.

The WoT Community Group accelerates and fosters collaboration around the WoT standards of the Working Group. In these monthly meetings, you can join to discuss the work of the CG such as:

• reports from the focus groups or task forces
• a casual showcase of your WoT project to get feedback
• planning of activities such as meetups and plugfests
• any relevant topics around WoT
• reach CG resolutions

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 meetup, we welcome Marco Di Felice and Luca Sciullo from the IoT Prism lab of the University of Bologna. In their talk, they will focus on data integration and processing for the design and development of large-scale IoT monitoring systems.
The talk is structured into two parts.

In the first part, they will address Structural Health Monitoring (SHM). They will discuss the challenges of IoT data collection and demonstrate how they have used the W3C Web of Things (WoT) standards to address the fragmentation of data sources.

The second part will cover their findings on the automatic generation of IoT systems using the W3C WoT. They will present approaches and frameworks that enable the creation of digital twins (DT) from operational W3C Web of Things systems and discuss open issues and future directions in this area.

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.

Welcome to the May meeting of the Community / Working Group Standards & Platforms!

In 2024, the Working Group will carry out a market overview of general horizontal IoT platforms for municipalities and regions.

This event will be updated with an agenda and information about what vendors doing their presentation at this meeting.

Eventually some of the meetings during the spring will be converted to hybrid meetings, making use of the Goto 10 facility of the Internet Foundation, Stockholm. We will update the calendar bookings accordingly.

Please forward this information if you know anyone else who might be interested. Are you an IoT platform supplier and interested in presenting to the Working Group but not booked yet - please contact me.

Welcome! See you!
/Tobbe Lahrin
tobbe@lahrin.se
+46 70-2082085

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.

The Web of Things enables seamless communication across heterogeneous Internet of Things devices using different communication protocols via a semantic interface description known as a Thing Description. At the same time, Solid servers provide a robust solution for long-term storage and secure sharing of data in the cloud. By combining these technologies through a semantic middleware at the edge, we can leverage the strengths of both in one network architecture.

At this meetup, we welcome Michael Freund from Fraunhofer IIS. He will highlight the features of the semantic middleware and show how the combined power of the Web of Things and Solid enables easier application development. In addition, he will provide insights into a real-world deployment of the architecture at Munich Airport, including implemented applications.

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 our next meetup, we welcome Salvador González Gerpe from Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. He will take us back to the concept of Digital Twins with a new ontology, WoTDT.
The WoTDT ontology can describe the five-dimensional architecture of a Digital Twin. Furthermore, it allows for the description and location of the metadata belonging to each of the dimensions with the help of WoT.

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.

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.

Welcome to the April meeting of the Community / Working Group Standards & Platforms!

In 2024, the Working Group will carry out a market overview of general horizontal IoT platforms for municipalities and regions.

This event will be updated with an agenda and information about what vendors doing their presentation at this meeting.

Eventually some of the meetings during the spring will be converted to hybrid meetings, making use of the Goto 10 facility of the Internet Foundation, Stockholm. We will update the calendar bookings accordingly.

Please forward this information if you know anyone else who might be interested. Are you an IoT platform supplier and interested in presenting to the Working Group but not booked yet - please contact me.

Welcome! See you!
/Tobbe Lahrin
tobbe@lahrin.se
+46 70-2082085

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.

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.

Welcome to the March meeting of the Community / Working Group Standards & Platforms!

In 2024, the Working Group will carry out a market overview of general horizontal IoT platforms for municipalities and regions.

This event will be updated with an agenda and information about what vendors doing their presentation at this meeting.

Eventually some of the meetings during the spring will be converted to hybrid meetings, making use of the Goto 10 facility of the Internet Foundation, Stockholm. We will update the calendar bookings accordingly.

Please forward this information if you know anyone else who might be interested. Are you an IoT platform supplier and interested in presenting to the Working Group but not booked yet - please contact me.

Warm welcome! See you!
/Tobbe Lahrin
tobbe@lahrin.se
+46 70-2082085

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.

Edit: Change from 16th to 15th meetup

In our next meetup, we welcome Till Langen from Deutsche Telekom to talk about Matter.

Matter aims for a standardized Smart Home System, in a local domain. Behind Matter is a merger of the leading hardware and software companies, which is leveraging the distribution. For the scope of a seamless integration in the World Wide Web a mapping from the data model to Web of Things is necessary.

This meetup gives an introduction in the Matter data model and a first concept of the abstraction to Web of Things. The concept will look at the function of Matter to bridge devices, compose endpoints and the access control definition.

Changing it for once this week. Sorry for the late notice but the usual participants are ok with the change.

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.

Krellian helps facilities managers of commercial buildings meet their net zero targets whilst saving money, by optimising space utilisation and reducing energy consumption. Krellian's Founder, Ben Francis, will talk about his experience building commercial smart building solutions on top of the open source WebThings platform, originally developed at Mozilla for DIY smart homes. This includes developing a smart building analytics service hosted in the cloud, and work towards a production quality version of WebThings Gateway suited to larger commercial buildings. Ben will talk about how W3C WoT standards are central to Krellian's products and services and share lessons learned which may help others implementing those standards, and contribute to improving future versions of the specifications.

Welcome to the February meeting of the Community / Working Group Standards & Platforms!

In 2024, the Working Group will carry out a market overview of general horizontal IoT platforms for municipalities and regions.

At this February meeting, we will get a presentation of AssetBook and an introduction to functions from the Open-Source group Eclipse Foundation (which we also heard about in August last year). Later in the spring, we will receive a presentation of some suppliers who have developed platforms based on open-source code from Eclipse.

Please forward this information if you know anyone else who might be interested. Are you an IoT platform supplier and interested in presenting to the Working Group but not booked yet - please contact me.

Warm welcome! See you!
/Tobbe Lahrin
tobbe@lahrin.se
+46 70-2082085

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.

In our upcoming meetup, we are delighted to welcome Richard Bowman (LinkedIn, GitHub), who will explore the intersection of open-source software, hardware, and the Web of Things.

Richard will introduce us to the OpenFlexure microscope, an open hardware laboratory microscope widely employed in research, teaching, and potentially medical settings across every continent. He will demonstrate how a Web of Things approach has been utilized to enhance user-friendliness, enable automation, and circumvent many of the challenges associated with scientific instrument software.

In addition to discussing the microscope, Richard will delve into how the Web of Things approach holds transformative potential in research laboratories.

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 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.

In our next meetup, we are taking a deep dive into using robotics simulators for building interactable digital twins. Ege Korkan and Fady Salama will showcase a new open-source project that bridges CoppeliaSim, a well-known robotics simulator, with Eclipse Thingweb node-wot.

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.

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.

Due to a conflict, we have to move the call this week.

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.

In our next meetup, we welcome Mikkel Haggren Brynildsen from Grudfos. He is going to talk about the recent ISO standard called Industrial Data Ontology that relates to the Web of Things. He will explain the motivation behind and the future development of the standard.

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.