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Towards the Ubiquitous Web Dr. Philipp Hoschka, W3C Ubiquitous Web Domain Leader This work is partially funded by the European Union through the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2010-2012) under grant agreement n257800 - Mobile Web


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Towards the Ubiquitous Web

  • Dr. Philipp Hoschka, W3C

Ubiquitous Web Domain Leader

This work is partially funded by the European Union through the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2010-2012) under grant agreement n°257800 - Mobile Web Applications (MobiWebApp)

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Introduction

  • Goals

– “Case study” of relevant W3C work – Opportunities for participation

  • Ubiquitous Web Domain

– Motivation – Current work – Future plans

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Internet of Things

  • IP connectivity everywhere

– Mobile phone – TV – Car – Sensors – RFID

  • Moving beyond IT

– Mobile Telephony – Consumer Electronics – Automotive – Health – …

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Web of Things

Network Applications Native Code? Web Apps! Java? Internet of Things

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Web Applications

  • Written using HTML, CSS, Javascript, …
  • Desktop: Yahoo Mail, Google maps, …
  • Advantages over native, Java, …

– Easy to deploy and update: Browser reload – Incremental updates simple (“perpetual beta”) – Big developer base, so quick and cheap to develop

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Towards UbiWeb Apps

  • Ongoing

– Device APIs (camera, microphone, …) – Geolocation – Multimodal/Voice Interaction – Augmented Reality – Web and TV

  • Upcoming

– Real-time communication (videoconf, …) – Model-based UI design

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Highlight: AR

  • Points of Interest WG

– Standard format for points of interest – Note on AR standardization needs – Just started

  • Participants

– SonyEricsson (Chair) – Layar – LG – Nokia (Navteq) – Telecom Italia – …

  • http://www.w3.org/2010/POI/
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Highlight: Web and TV

  • “Connected TVs”

– 19% of flat-panel TVs in 2010 – 46% within next three years – Majority in Europe (Source: ABIResearch)

  • W3C Web and TV IG

– HTML5 Video APIs – Interaction with

  • Mobile (“Second screen”)
  • Home network

– Content protection – Testing+Certification – …

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Conclusion

  • Internet moving beyond IT
  • Web applications will be key to realize full

potential

  • Excellent opportunity for European

Research and Industry to participate

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Get Involved!

  • The Web is not done!
  • Join new and upcoming W3C groups

– POI – Web and TV – Realtime Communication – Model-Based UI Design – …

  • Contact: ph@w3.org

This work is partially funded by the European Union through the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2010-2012) under grant agreement n°257800

  • Mobile Web Applications (MobiWebApp)