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Towards the Web of Things (slide deck)<br /> "The Internet of Things is Far Bigger Than Anyone Realizes"<br />

Context Aware Computing for The Internet of Things: A Survey<br /> Everyware: The dawning age of ubiquitous computing<br />

"The Coming Age of Calm Technology"<br /> ''Everyware: The dawning age of ubiquitous computing''<br />

"Context Aware Computing for The Internet of Things: A Survey"<br /> "Appropriateness in the Design of Ubiquitous Computing Environments"<br />

...it to your tastes, when instead you need to be designing it to the tastes of your end person or visitor. This individual will be the one who orchestrate

“Not being offensive for the sake of offensiveness, but the forced discourse. Force people to have discussions t ...ke it to be a discussion with an avatar. Maybe a projection from some sort of online virtual reality game. Maybe it would be recorded, or done live.

...so it will connect a number of smaller objects and totally different kinds of ambient sensors to the web.<br>

[[Image:codex-seraphinianus-cover.png|thumb|left|x200px|Cover of the [[wikipedia:Codex_Seraphinianus|Codex Seraphinianus]]]] '''Bestiarium der Dinge &mdash; Bestiary of Things'''

...and then lead into an informed discussion that will go beyond the opinions of "gift book philosophers". Example for a subject of discussion: Sentiment Analysis

==The Things We Forget== ...ternet. Nearly everyone has a smartphone. You can literally take thousands of pictures and just delete the ones you don't like in seconds. Often you end

...erative-rational reality, which is not least expressed in the constitution of media in relation to the human subject. ...This digital milieus separate its user from the outer world, in the sense of ramifications and references, and keep him/her isolated in a homogeneous in

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A Survey of Modern Web Architecture and Applications<br /> ...pplication, but an environment for interconnection and interaction between Things: namely data, devices, services and people. Participants will evaluate and

...tificial human constructions - mainly to "excuse" the exploitation of most of them in imperial structures. Democratic systems seem to be more free in the ways of how they could be influenced.

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...''Visiting Professor from the University at Buffalo, The State University of New York''<br /> ...in human habitats and our interactions with and through them in the course of our daily lives.

''Title (alt):'' Programming Interaction - Networked Things <br /> ''Maximum Number of Participants:'' 15 <br/>

''Title (alt):'' Networked Interaction of Things<br /> ''Maximum Number of Participants:'' 15 <br/>

''First meeting:'' Monday, 11th of April 17:00 - 20:00 ...hy does the Internet require different types of machines? What is the role of servers and personal computers within the networks? What makes our data or

...single images. You can now jump from image to image while everyone with a internet browser could follow your presentation. ...rently than normal watches. It makes use of the psychological expectations of a human being to provoke punctuality. Check website for more information.