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Mar 14 / Dominique Guinard

Our Workshop Presentation @ SXSW 2010

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We just finished our Web of Things workshop @ SXSW 2010. A really impressive conference room (or should I say football-field…) with great, very enthusiastic, awake people and a great host!

Thanks to you all for coming. Thanks for your feedbacks Let’s continue the discussion here and on Twitter #webofthings.

You’ll find the slides below and the doggy bag here.

Web of Things – Connecting People and Objects on the Web
Filed under Research, Technology
  • Olivier

    Any possibility to have you present your work at the HEIG-VD, in the context of a Master course on ubiquitous and social computing? We’re meeting every Thursday afternoon!

  • http://twitter.com/autiomaa Daniel Schildt

    Thanks for interesting presentation slides. Learned new things about the subject, thanks to you.

  • http://www.vladounet.com Vlad Trifa

    sure, we’d love to! let’s find a time that would fit as soon as we’re back in zurich.

  • http://www.guinard.org Dominique Guinard

    @Olivier: sounds like a good idea, why not! Additionally, it would be a great excuse to see you again and conceptualize about the WoT together! Feel free to contact us about available/possible slots.

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  • http://aws.amazon.com/sns SharadS

    Interesting presentation slides, and aligned with how we are thinking about things. We recently launched a push-based, notification/eventing service – Amazon SNS (Simple Notification Service). Check out http://aws.amazon.com/sns – would love to hear your thoughts and input as we continue to expand our functionality and support more protocols/transports.

  • http://www.guinard.org Dominique Guinard

    Thanks for that SharadS,

    SNS sounds like a promissing approach, I like the idea of being able to delegate the tedious work of maintaining a scalable Web-oriented message queue to an external service provider.

    We’ll look into it (I actually have a project right now where SNS could really fit) and possibly blog about our experiences!