“One of the ideas that emerged in multiple presentations in conversations is for a device information brokerage and translation service. The idea is that a central service brings together information generated by all of these smart devices in a standard way and in a predictable location to facilitate mashups between various devices.”
30 September 2008
Mike Kuniavsky reflecting on PICNIC’s Internet of Things session
Mike Kuniavsky, one of the founders of Adaptive Path and currently principal of the ubiquitous computing device studio ThingM, wrote a (somewhat technical) reflection on his Orange Cone blog about the Internet of Things session at the recent PICNIC conference in Amsterdam.
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