Imagining the Web of Things
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The document discusses the vision of the "Web of Things" where any device can be connected through open web standards and protocols. It envisions a world where minds can collaborate across teams and boundaries through global and local connections enabled by embedded devices, mobile devices, and the cloud. The document outlines several principles of the Web of Things including accessibility through open standards, findability through metadata and search, sharing through social graphs, and composition through the ability to easily integrate and mashup different applications and data sources.
Imagining the Web of Things
- 1. Imagining The Web of Things David Keene @dkeene
- 3. @dkeene
- 8. Any Device Any Place a new world of mobile, wearable and embedded local and global connections at any moment 24x7 online everywhere at all times Any Team Any Speed Any Product minds of many collaborate, hustle and hack so long as it is fast consumer leads, business follows Any Time @dkeene
- 9. For the past 15 years, Google has been building out the world¡¯s fastest, most powerful, highest quality cloud infrastructure on the planet. Images by Connie Zhou
- 10. Enterprise Google confidential | Do not distribute
- 11. Google confidential | Do not distribute BigQuery Analytic Service in the Cloud fully-managed data analytics service in the cloud. Unlimited storage. Interactive analysis on multi-terabyte datasets. Scalable Storage Google Spreadsheets App Engine App Co-Workers Adwords DCLK Analytics Corporate data 3rd party data API Analyze interactively Mash it up Securely Share/ distribute the results Store all your data in the cloud SQL Other BI Tools Internet of Things - M2M and Social Data Google BigQuery
- 12. Architectures evolving and repeating Web of Things Open connection applications and things Mashup/Walkup interaction on demand Open Web protocols JSON, REST, etc. Open Physical Web Internet of Things Applications that connect to things silo interaction Closed & proprietary Closed Mobile Apps Web Open connection to applications Mashup information on demand Open Web protocols HTML, HTTP etc. Open Information Web Client/Server Applications that connect to data silo information Closed & proprietary Closed PC Apps @dkeene
- 13. Web of Things 1.0 Accessibility |Open Web APIs/Standards HTTP, JSON, REST, HTML5, Javascript Findability |Internet of Things Lightweight metadata, semantics for search/directories Sharing|Social Graph Social web of things, people, context, ownership Composition|Mashups "Smart things remain hard to integrate into composite applications.... Embedded devices form multiple, small, incompatible islands at the application layer; developing applications using them is a challenge that requires knowledge of each platform." How many Apps for IoT? Composite applications of smart things and web content @dkeene
- 14. Smart Things Control Walkup Mashup Social Graph Context & Identity Social Structure Time and Location Global, Local Location Business Structure Gen X Web of Things 2.0 Gen Y Connectivity & Cloud Elastic Compute, Query, Containers, Networks & Storage Big Data Cloud Analytics Insight & Understanding @dkeene
- 15. No Apps No proactive notifications Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) URL Broadcast Beacons Walk-up The Physical Web "Walk up and use anything" google.github.io/physical-web/
- 16. Futurecasting - what¡¯s am I thinking about? 2 3 4 Storage and connectivity costs trend to zero people, animals, things and processes all online, all cloud 5 New platforms for people and collaboration mobile, wearables, embedded, sensors, homes, cities, cars Open always beats closed open mashups, walkups, cloud platforms, containers - win Apps are the client-server of this generation the move to the next web will not be through Apps 1 Dangerous, dirty and dull don¡¯t forget autonomous machines they will be everywhere 6 Location and intelligence place and insight will be the biggest disruptors 7 Turing test we are all going to start to forget things aren¡¯t people @dkeene
- 17. Thank You David Keene @dkeene