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A short overview of the future Web of Things, and how the EVRYTHNG technology and tools will enable every physical product to have a digital presence.

Technologie Design

23. January 2014
Vlad Trifa
Co-founder, Chief Product Oﬃcer 

@Evrythng | evrythng.com

THE WEB OF THINGS

RESTifying Products

© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014
© EVRYTHNG Limited | Conﬁdential | 2013

@ConnectEvrythng

The IoT - not quite there yet...

Smart cars
Smart fridges
Smart buildings
Smart energy
Smart cities
Smart [insert buzzword here...]
© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

The Internet of Things Today
• Mainly Distributed Sensing Applications (DSA)
• Tedious process that requires many resources (skills, time, $$$)
– Various functionalities, sensors, requirements
– Incompatible protocols, standards, programming models, APIs, etc.
– “Wheel reinvention” is common (hard-wired applications)

Web

storage

Gateway

base-station
connected via
serial line
low-power radio
protocols
(ZigBee, etc.)

Web
page

© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

analysis
&
processing

@evrythng

Web of Things: HTTP to bind them all!

proprietary

Google
APIs

X10

HTTP

Bluetooth
DLNA

Gateway
API

HTTP

Web

IEEE802.15.4
HTTP

Flickr API

• Leverage Web architecture, standards and techniques
– HTTP, HTML, XML, RSS, MIME, caching, authentication, etc.
– TCP/IP & Web granted, Wi-Fi routers ubiquitous
© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

The Web of Things
• HTTP: many advantages for larger DSAs
–
–
–
–
–

Flexible,
Loosely coupled,
Scalable,
Lightweight,
Standard…

• Smooth integration with existing Web infrastructure
– Blend real-world services and devices with the Web
– Development of simple Web apps: cheaper & faster

© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

Web-enabled devices
• All as Web resources

GET
fridge/food.html

– URI-identiﬁed
– Uniform Interface (verbs, codes)

!

• Representations

GET
fire/alerts.xml

– HTML: humans
– JSON/XML/CSV: machines

© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

PUT
tv/channel/4

@evrythng

Pick one.
http://niwea.ch

© EVRYTHNG Limited | Conﬁdential | 2013

@ConnectEvrythng

Making every day objects part of the Web

anxiously for
“ You won’t need to huntthe morning,
your missing shoes in
you’ll Google them.
”

Source: Bruce Sterling, ‘Shaping Things’
© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

The Web of EVERY Thing!
Maintenance
information

Tech
support

API

API

HTTP
HTTP

History of
ownership

API

HTTP

Web

HTTP
VIP Forum
for owners

API

A RESTful API for any object, even “dumb” ones
© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

The “Smart Products Stack”
Applications
and Analytics

EVRYTHNG
Engine + Services

Tags

Products

© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

Web of Things - Requirements
To be part of the Web an object needs
–
–
–
–

A unique, permanent URL with a secure RESTful API
A container for storing historical data about it
A semantic format for machine-readable metadata
Services to manage millions of objects and their real-time data
• Supports “heavy” processing applications (analytics)
• Connectors/entry points to 3rd party apps (ERP, etc.)

These combined form an Active Digital Identity (ADI).
Every object needs an ADI to talk Web.
Tech whitepaper: http://www.evrythng.com/technology/
© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

ADIs are meant to be integrated!

© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

• Create ADIs and apps
– Facebook-based user authentication

• Actions are now supported
– Checkin & scans

• Freshly released: KIRSTEN
– Many more features in the API & portal
– CORS/JS wrapper in beta

https://dev.evrythng.com
© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

Thank You!

ME vlad@evrythng.com // @vladounet
US evrythng.com // @evrythng
© EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014

@evrythng

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1. 23. January 2014 Vlad Trifa Co-founder, Chief Product Oﬃcer  @Evrythng | evrythng.com THE WEB OF THINGS RESTifying Products © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 © EVRYTHNG Limited | Conﬁdential | 2013 @ConnectEvrythng

2. The IoT - not quite there yet... Smart cars Smart fridges Smart buildings Smart energy Smart cities Smart [insert buzzword here...] © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 @evrythng

3. The Internet of Things Today • Mainly Distributed Sensing Applications (DSA) • Tedious process that requires many resources (skills, time, $$$) – Various functionalities, sensors, requirements – Incompatible protocols, standards, programming models, APIs, etc. – “Wheel reinvention” is common (hard-wired applications) Web storage Gateway base-station connected via serial line low-power radio protocols (ZigBee, etc.) Web page © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 analysis & processing @evrythng

4. Web of Things: HTTP to bind them all! proprietary Google APIs X10 HTTP Bluetooth DLNA Gateway API HTTP Web IEEE802.15.4 HTTP Flickr API • Leverage Web architecture, standards and techniques – HTTP, HTML, XML, RSS, MIME, caching, authentication, etc. – TCP/IP & Web granted, Wi-Fi routers ubiquitous © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 @evrythng

5. The Web of Things • HTTP: many advantages for larger DSAs – – – – – Flexible, Loosely coupled, Scalable, Lightweight, Standard… • Smooth integration with existing Web infrastructure – Blend real-world services and devices with the Web – Development of simple Web apps: cheaper & faster © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 @evrythng

6. Web-enabled devices • All as Web resources GET fridge/food.html – URI-identiﬁed – Uniform Interface (verbs, codes) ! • Representations GET fire/alerts.xml – HTML: humans – JSON/XML/CSV: machines © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 PUT tv/channel/4 @evrythng

8. Making every day objects part of the Web anxiously for “ You won’t need to huntthe morning, your missing shoes in you’ll Google them. ” Source: Bruce Sterling, ‘Shaping Things’ © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 @evrythng

9. The Web of EVERY Thing! Maintenance information Tech support API API HTTP HTTP History of ownership API HTTP Web HTTP VIP Forum for owners API A RESTful API for any object, even “dumb” ones © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 @evrythng

10. The “Smart Products Stack” Applications and Analytics EVRYTHNG Engine + Services Tags Products © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 @evrythng

11. Web of Things - Requirements To be part of the Web an object needs – – – – A unique, permanent URL with a secure RESTful API A container for storing historical data about it A semantic format for machine-readable metadata Services to manage millions of objects and their real-time data • Supports “heavy” processing applications (analytics) • Connectors/entry points to 3rd party apps (ERP, etc.) These combined form an Active Digital Identity (ADI). Every object needs an ADI to talk Web. Tech whitepaper: http://www.evrythng.com/technology/ © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 @evrythng

13. • Create ADIs and apps – Facebook-based user authentication • Actions are now supported – Checkin & scans • Freshly released: KIRSTEN – Many more features in the API & portal – CORS/JS wrapper in beta https://dev.evrythng.com © EVRYTHNG Limited | 2014 @evrythng

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