Agenda

The WoT-Workshop and a previous opening day will take place from June 3rd to June 5th in Munich. Please note that this page is constantly updated.

Monday, 3 June 2019: Open Day

Opening day with the topic 'Open Standards for Smart Systems'. The opening day will include

12:00 –13:00 Registration and snack

• Opportunity to visit the demo rooms and talk to the experts

13:00 –13:15 Welcome and opening

• Markus Reigl, Siemens AG

13:15 –14:15 Session 1: Towards a bright future of industrial IoT

Listen to three visionary keynotes on technological achievements and challenges followed by an onstage panel/plenum discussion

• Dr. Norbert Lütke-Entrup, Siemens AG
• Prof. Dr. Simon Mayer, University St. Gallen
• Prof. Dr. Sebastian Steinhorst, TU Munich
• Dr. Michael McCool, Intel

14:15 –15:30 Session 2: Standardization as a key enabler

Hear four focused keynotes on the standardization landscape, achievements and further evolution followed by an onstage panel/plenum discussion

Intro: Markus Reigl, Siemens AG

• Dr. Dave Raggett, W3C
• Guido Stephan, Siemens AG
• Dr. Matthias Kovatsch, W3C WoTCo-Chair
• Helmut Macht, Siemens AG
• Dr. Jeff Jaffe, W3C CEO

15:30 –16:00 Coffee break

16:00 –18:00 Session 3: Let’s get physical

Watch the introduction pitches explaining more than 10 demonstrators, then follow these live demos and take the opportunity to discuss with the experts in the demo rooms

18:30 –22:00 Session 4: Get together

Let’s celebrate the W3C WoT standards launch – join the Industry Executive and IoT Guru talk, enjoy the standardization quiz show and stay for live music, food and beverages

Tuesday, 4 June 2019: WoT Workshop Day 1

9:00-10:40 Welcome & Scene setting

• 9:00-9:40 Intro from WS chairs + Team contact (Workshop goals, charter goals, scene settings) - Michael Lagally (Oracle), Sebastian Käbisch (Siemens) and Kaz Ashimura (W3C) [Slides]
• 9:40-9:45 Greeting from W3C CEO - Jeff Jaffe (W3C)
• 9:45-10:40 WoT Goals & Overviews - WoT Chairs & Editors [Slides]
  • WoT Architecture
  • WoT Thing Description
  • WoT Binding Templates
  • WoT Scripting API
  • WoT Security & Privacy Guidelines

10:40-12:10 Session 1: Use Cases / Deployment

• 10:40-11:10 The Web of small things - Dominique Guinard (Evrythng) [Slides]
• 11:10-11:55 Disrupting domains since 1989, the Web now hits EV charging - Johannes Hund (EcoG) [Slides]
• 11:40-12:10 It Works! An Open WoT Framework Powers My Smart Home - Kathy Giori and Benjamin Francis (Mozilla) [Slides]

12:10-12:25 Coffee break

12:25-13:55 Session 1: Use Cases / Deployment (contd.)

• 12:25-12:55 Realizing lifestyle update through Web of Things - Toru Kawaguchi and Takeshi Yamada (Panasonic) [Slides]
• 12:55-13:25 Abstracting and Interacting with Vehicles in the Web of Things - Benjamin Klotz, Daniel Wilms, Raphaël Troncy and Daniel Alvarez (BMW) [Slides]
• 13:25-13:55 A WoT gateway with legacy devices virtualization - Ryuichi Matsukura, Takehisa Suzuki and Takuki Kamiya (Fujitsu) [Slides]

13:55-14:40 Lunch

14:40-15:00 Session 1: Use Cases / Deployment (contd.)

• 14:40-14:50 Lightning Talk: The Research and Survey of Use Case for WoT - Tomoaki Mizushima (Internet Research Institute) [Slides]
• 14:50-15:00 Lightning Talk: Connecting People and Home - MIoT Platform introduction Xiaowei Jiang and Jay Zhou (Beijing Xiaomi Mobile Software) [Slides]

15:00-15:40 Session 2: Tooling / Implementations

• 15:00-15:10 Lightning talk: Virtual-Thing: Thing Description based Virtualization - Hassib Belhaj Hassine, Ege Korkan and Sebastian Steinhorst (TUM) [Slides]
• 15:10-15:20 Lightning talk: WoT Store: a Thing and Application Management Ecosystem for the W3C Web of Things - Marco Di Felice, Luca Sciullo, Lorenzo Gigli, Cristiano Aguzzi, Luca Roffia, Angelo Trotta and Tullio Salmon Cinotti (University of Bologna) [Slides]
• 15:20-15:30 Lightning talk: Rapid IoT application development using the Web of Things - Kunihiko Toumura, Kazuhito Yokoi and Tetsuhiko Hirata (Hitachi) [Slides]
• 15:30-15:40 Lightning talk: WoTify: A platform to bring Web of Things to your devices - Ege Korkan (TUM), Hassib Belhaj Hassine (TUM), Verena Eileen Schlott (TUM), Sebastian Käbisch (Siemens) and Sebastian Steinhorst (TUM) [Slides]

15:40-16:40 Coffee break + Demos

16:40-17:15 Session 3: Security and Privacy

• 16:40-16:50 Lightning talk: About the Bootstrapping of Security in IoT - Oliver Pfaff (Siemens) [Slides]
• 16:50-17:00 Lightning talk: Walking through a "privacy by design" chain from sensors Microcontroller to XR - Philippe Coval (Samsung) [Slides]
• 17:00-17:15 Open mic on Security and Privacy

17:15-18:00 Day 1 Wrap Up

Moderators: Sebastian Käbisch (Siemens) and Michael Lagally (Oracle)

• Use Cases / Deployment
• Tooling / Implementations
• Security / Privacy

19:30 Dinner

Michaeligarten Beer Place

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Wednesday, 5 June 2019: WoT Workshop Day 2

9:00-9:50 Recap from Day 1 & Keynote

• 9:00-9:05 Agenda Overview of Day 2 - Workshop Chairs: Michael Lagally (Oracle) and Sebastian Käbisch (Siemens) [Slides]
• 9:05-9:30 Keynote: Standardization Needs for the Smart City: The Singapore Experience - Chinn Hwa LIM (Government Technology Agency, Singapore) [Slides]

9:50-11:30 Session 4: Extension for WoT Standardization / Semantics / Linked Data

• 9:30-10:00 Scripting API for the Web of Things - Zoltan Kis (Intel) and Daniel Peintner (Siemens) [Slides]
• 10:00-10:30 Schema.org extensions for IoT - Michael Koster (Samsung/SmartThing), Darko Anicic (Siemens) and Aparna Thuluva (Siemens) [Slides]
• 10:30-11:00 Standard Behavior Descriptions for the Web of Things - Victor Charpenay (FAU) [Slides]

Group photo right before the morning break :)

11:30-12:00 Coffee break

12:00-12:30 Session 4: Extension for WoT Standardization / Semantics / Linked Data (contd.)

• 12:00-12:10 Lightning talk: Towards Semantic Interoperability in WoT Ecosystems - Andrea Cimmino, María Poveda-Villalón and Raúl García-Castro (Universidad Politécnica de Madrid) [Slides]
• 12:10-12:20 Lightning talk: Linked Data in the Web of Things - Gerald Haesendonck, Anastasia Dimou, Ruben Verborgh and Ben De Meester (Ghent University) [Slides]
• 12:20-12:30 Lightning talk: Increase WoT impact using transferable validation - Ben De Meester, Gerald Haesendonck, Ruben Verborgh and Anastasia Dimou (Ghent University) [Slides]

12:30-12:50 Session 5: Future Work / Collaboration with other SDOs

• 12:30-12:40 Lightning talk: Making IoT useful for Fueling and Convenience Retail - David Ezell (Conexxus) [Slides]
• 12:40-12:50 Lightning talk: WoT Graph as Multiscale Digital-Twin for Cyber-Physical Systems-of-Systems - Gilles Privat, Thierry Coupaye, Sebastien Bolle and Philippe Raipin (Orange) [Slides]

13:00-13:45 Lunch

13:45-15:45 Session 5: Future Work / Collaboration with other SDOs (contd.)

• 13:45-14:15 WoT and IoT: What's the difference? - Michael Lagally (Oracle) [Slides]
• 14:15-14:45 Next Steps for the Web of Things, Part 1: Identifying and Understanding the Focus Market, Part 2: Data Standards Development and Consolidation - Eric Siow and Michael McCool (Intel) [Slides]
• 14:45-15:15 Web of Things Simplifies Industry Applications - Sebastian Käbisch, Christian Glomb, Charif Mahmoudi and Daniel Peintner (Siemens) [Slides]
• 15:15-15:45 2nd W3C Workshop WoT. Position Statement from ETSI ISG CIM - Jose Manuel Cantera Fonseca (FIWARE) and Martin Bauer (NEC) [Slides]

15:45-16:15 Coffee break + Demos

16:15-17:05 Session 5: Future Work / Collaboration with other SDOs (contd.)

• 16:15-16:45 Exploiting Interaction Affordances: On Engineering Autonomous Systems for the Web of Things - Andrei Ciortea (University of St. Gallen), Simon Mayer (University of St. Gallen and ETH Zurich), Olivier Boissier (Mines Saint-Etienne), and Fabien Gandon (INRIA) [Slides]
• 16:45-17:05 How W3C Web of Things and OGC SensorThings API can work together and benefit from each other - Michael Jacoby, Hylke van der Schaaf, Josh Lieberman and Kathi Schleidt (Fraunhofer) [Slides]

17:05-17:55 Wrap-up and Next Steps

Moderator: Michael Lagally (Oracle) and Sebastian Käbisch (Siemens)

• Summary
• New Participants / Members
• Topics for the new WG Charter

17:55-18:00 Closing Remarks

Note:

• "Lightning talk" above means a short talk which includes both the presentation and Q&A within 10 minutes.
• The agenda above is draft and subject to change due to the availability of speakers, etc.