Beyond Physical Mashups: Autonomous Systems for the Web of Things
Résumé
By abstracting devices to Web resources, the Web of Things (WoT)
fosters innovation and rapid prototyping in the Internet of Things
(IoT): it enables developers to use standard Web technologies for
creating mashups of Web services that perceive and act on the
physical world (a.k.a.
physical mashups
). In recent years, however,
it has become apparent that current programming paradigms for
Web development have important shortcomings when it comes
to engineering IoT systems: static Web mashups cannot adapt to
dynamic IoT environments, and manually mashing-up the IoT does
not scale. To address these limitations, WoT researchers started to
look for means to engineer WoT systems that are more autonomous
in pursuit of their design objectives. The engineering of autonomous
systems has already been explored to a large extent in the scientific
literature on artificial intelligence. In this position paper, we distill
that large body of research into a coherent set of abstractions for
engineering autonomous WoT systems.
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