Established in 2007, the Web of Things is a community of developers, researchers, and designers exploring the future of the physical Web. We want to leverage Web standards to interconnect all types of embedded devices and tagged products to make them easier to use and integrate in classic Web applications. WoT aims to build a future Web of devices that is truly open, flexible, and scalable, and we believe Web standards are the best way to do it.
Probably a good time for a shameless plug to remind everyone that the @EVRYTHNG platform fully supports using and managing large scale #physicalWeb #beacons deployments here is to how: developers.evrythng.com/docs/… #iot #smartTags @phwassoc
After #Google's let down a few month back the #physicalweb is back and alive as an open association @phwassoc exciting! #GoodNews #webofthings #iot @Mister_Beacon twitter.com/Mister_Beacon/…
With HTTP/2 being rolled out it is time to think about HTTP/3 and there is good news for the #IoT and the #WebofThings: it is based on UDP and hence more lightweight and a better fit for a number of IoT use cases. nordicapis.com/what-is-coming… @webofthings pic.twitter.com/1RNmchixJl
Okay, our WoT device for Chapter 2 is now fully back up and running and so is the camera, enjoy! For the records the issue was an SD card fault. As said in the book, do not use SD cards in production! :D #webofthings @wotbook @ManningBooks pic.twitter.com/3wNPq0ZmOR
@VWGroup submitted a new version of their #viwi protocol as a @w3c member submission: a spec for accessing infotainment via a #WebAPI, nicely fitting the #webofthings style. Well done @VWGroup w3.org/Submission/201… #IoT #ConnectedCars #REST #JSON pic.twitter.com/wikO1UwZsy