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2020-01-22 11:31:49 +0200 | asked a question | What happened to map.fiware.org ? Hi, map.fiware.org was a useful tool for checking out where FIWARE was used. Why is it not mantained anymore? |
2019-09-13 10:07:06 +0200 | answered a question | Year of a published paper Dear all, the linked paper is the overveiw paper for the Smart Agriculture domeain. It is a constantlz mantained overview document from the Smart Agriculture Mission Support Comitee. This means it is constantly updated. So hard to say when the first version was published. Such overview papers are result from several projects and initiatives. There is the European Large Scale Project IOF2020 (Interneto fo Food and Farms). The LSP started beginning of 2017. https://european-iot-pilots.eu/projec... Hope this explains and helps...
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2015-09-15 05:30:21 +0200 | commented answer | Why FIWARE IoT exists when we already have solutions such as IoTSYS, Domotic OSGi Gateway, openHAB and others? Thanks for the idea. It is a good one. |
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2015-08-13 13:36:58 +0200 | answered a question | Why FIWARE IoT exists when we already have solutions such as IoTSYS, Domotic OSGi Gateway, openHAB and others? Hi, thanks for asking the question and giving us the opportunity to discuss some of the advancements provided by FIWARE. Let me go to the issues your raised and your arguments. Then I try to point out the advantages of FIWARE. (a) Hardware Heterogeneity Problem (b) Existing Systems Example 6LowPAN: target is to have a IP layer on top of a low-bitrate wireless network. It is optimized for compressing IPv6 in a few bytes. While good for its special use case, I doubt that it makes sense to use it with a wired infrastrucutre or over a 3G/4G/5G network. I don't think it is suitable in an Cloud environment, for integrating IoT into the Internet-of-Services, or other aspects. (c) Similar problems in a total different areas So at the end, they are not all born equal. They are created for specific purposes with a specific target environment in mind. So why are some more successful then others? Maybe because they do a few things better then their competition, maybe they simply spotted a change in the typical usage environment faster then others and provide respective abstraction. They win, because the provide additional value to the programer, e.g. by being more productive or by easier solving specific aspects. Java was really a step forward for the Internet. Simple concepts as namespace bound to DNS domains helped to isolated the development effort from many people so that the resulting code could be much easier integrated without big renaming. By now I hopefully have established that concrete system are solving problems they are designed for, and that in a changing world new system might be able to deal ... |