The document discusses the Open Internet of Things (IoT) and the OpenSpime protocol. It provides an agenda for a workshop on Spimes including framing the mindset, a Spime design study, and presentations/discussion. Examples are given of potential Spime applications including a CO2 sensing mobile phone developed through a collaboration between three companies. The workshop then divides into groups to design sensor aggregation and machine-to-machine/human interactions before presenting results.

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David Orban
Chief Evangelist

2. Schedule
1. Framing The Mindset: 10 min - 20 min
2. SpimeDesign Study: 1 hr
3. Presentations and Discussion: 1 hr

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6. Who?

8. What?

9. The Open Internet Of Things

14. SP ace + t IME
A new category of objects
aware of their surroundings
GPS positioning
Memory
Communication
Sensing
Bruce Sterling 13

15. Shaping The Vocabulary
Open Internet of Things
Earth Monitoring
Social Hardware
P2Pscience
SpimeTalk
Bruce Sterling
Vernor Vinge

16. When?

17. Spreading the Idea. Involve people.
First Quarter Action Plan

18. Where?

19. http2007
gutter
Rdesai

20. Why?

21. 2 7 > 100

23. Necessary Autonomy
Platform Order of magnitude
PCs ≈ 108
Mobiles ~ Humans ≈ 109
Spimes > 1010

24. Necessary Autonomy
Platform Order of magnitude
PCs ≈ 108
Mobiles ~ Humans ≈ 109
Spimes > 1010

25. • http://farm1.static.flickr.com/
88/215983612_eecaa930f4_b.jpg
Gaspa

26. Nite Owl

27. The Alieness

28. .EVO.

29. bazusa

30. How?

31. Open Source
XMPP extensions
XML
Innovation has nothing to do with how many R&D
dollars you have (steve jobs)

32. The OpenSpime Protocol
Core Protocol
Protocol Extensions

33. Core Protocol
Encryption
Digital Signature
Claim

34. Protocol Extensions
Data Reporting
SpimeSeek
Claiming

35. Based on XMPP
Aynchronous / Asynchronous Communication
['event-driven' / 'data-polling']
One-Way / Two-Way communications
Presence
XMPP Servers are well-known robust applications
Broadcasting [PubSub]
Unique identity handling
Series of extensions
[file transfer, remote ad-hoc commands]

36. Core Technology in Open-Source
developer.openspime.com

37. Public Documentation
openspime.org

38. Developer Network
developer.openspime.com

39. Example 1.

40. CO2 Spime
Collects CO2 levels
Communicates wirelessly
Visualizes collected data online

41. CO2 sensor based mobile phone
Available in ‘09
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Blue Telephony, and CPS Group Italia collaborate on a new range of
environmentally aware mobile phones based on the OpenSpime technology platform
Consumers who want to learn about their environment are targeted
with the creation of a new category of devices for a greener future
London, United Kingdom
San Francisco, CA, USA
Milan, Italy
June 18, 2008
Blue Telephony, creator of the Onyx line of innovative mobile phones, and CPS Group Italia a leading system integrator
for mobile solutions, announce the development of a new generation of green phones, capable of sensing, and
displaying CO2 concentrations.
Blue Telephony, and CPS Group Italia announced today their joint initiative to collaborate on a new range of mobile
phones, and accessories, attuned to the needs of those consumers who are concerned about the quality of the
environment surrounding them. The collaboration focuses on the development of integrated sensor technologies,
starting with CO2 concentration sensing, and the visualization techniques that make the data collected easily
understandable by non-technical users.
quot;We are very excited to be able and extend our Onyx product line with these innovative devices,quot; said Zafar Mirza,
CEO of Blue Telephony, quot;offering them to our customers who are very sensitive to the quality of their environment!quot;
quot;Once again, our cooperation with Blue Telephony is strengthened by the addition of leading solutions, well integrated
into the Onyx product line.quot; added Fabio Salierno, CEO of CPS Group Italia.
The phones' sensor data management functionality will be based on the OpenSpime technology platform developed by
WideTag, Inc., the infrastructure company for an Open Internet Of Things. quot;OpenSpime is an enabling technology
platform, and we are glad that CPS Group Italia and Blue Telephony chose us for providing value to their customersquot;
added Leandro Agro, CEO of WideTag, Inc.
About:
Blue Telephony designs, develops, CPS Group Italia is a leading WideTag, Inc. develops and
and manufactures the finest mobile provider and integrator of innovative promotes the OpenSpime technology
phones with Style, Elegance, and technological solutions in the areas platform to enable the Infrastructure
It is not just a CO2 detection, it is a social
Technology. of IT and Networking. for an Open Internet Of Things.
http://onyx-innovation.com http://www.cps-group.it http://www.openspime.com
enhancement of your phone...
For more information please contact:
Zafar Mirza, CEO Fabio Salierno, CEO David Orban, Chief Evangelist
Blue Telephony CPS Group Italia WideTag, Inc.
zafar@bluetelephony.com fabio.salierno@cps-group.it david.orban@openspime.com
www.bluetelephony.com +39 (02) 4550-6136 +1 (650) 419-2686
onyx-innovation.com

42. Spime as Social Hardware
Rebuild knowledge from the bottom
Push HW to a Web 2.0 standard

43. Make HW easy, social
and effective as Web 2.0

44. Example 2.

45. Signs of a Global Change...
Status

46. Social Energy Meter

47. How Does It Work?
ScopeNode
Sensor Emotional Interface Web Service

49. Come To Tomorrow’s
Presentation!

50. “Why Do We Have To
FaceMePLS
Listen To Our Things?”

51. www.openspime.com

52. ...one more thing!

53. Example 3.

54. Exclusive SHiFT 08 Announcement!

55. WideNoise

56. OpenSpime iPhone
Application

58. Shipping Nov ’08
on the Apple AppStore

59. :)

60. </1>

61. And now...

62. <2>

63. ...let’s get to work!

64. Groups, Or Not?
• Dividing in groups, or
• Brainstorming together

65. Task:
• Pick some sensors
• Choose an aggregation level,
and a moment in time
• Design the M2M and M2H interaction
• Present the result!

66. Which Sensors?
• Electromagnetic
• Chemical
• Mechanical
• Social

67. What Aggregation?
• Local
• Global
• Non-geographic

68. What Moment In Time?

69. M2M Interaction
• Self provisioning
• Redundancy
• Reliable communication

70. M2H Interaction
• What is “friending”?
• What is “poking”?
• What is “X”?

71. Backchannel
• Friendfeed? Room: spimews
http://friendfeed.com/rooms/spimews
• Twitter?
#spimews, spimews, etc.

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73. <3>

74. Presentations!

75. Interested?

76. At your Conference

77. For Your Company

78. Research Center

79. Think Tank

80. Let us know at
workshop@openspime.com

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82. www.openspime.com