The Internet of Things and The Web of Things

March 1, 2016

The Internet of Things started with work on radio frequency identity tags (RFID) and expanded to connected sensors and actuators, along with many communication technologies designed for different purposes (e.g., ZigBee, NFC, Bluetooth, ANT, DASH7, EnOcea). IPv6 has greatly expanded the address space compared to IPv4 and makes it feasible to give each device its own IP address. Considerable effort has been made on supporting IP all the way to constrained devices, e.g., the 6LoWPAN and RPL protocols for wireless (mesh) access, CoAP for lightweight message exchange and easy bridges to HTTP, and MQTT as a lightweight pub-sub protocol.

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IoTBlue is a company that is part of the technological group Flexitron. Its main mission is to serve as a technological and development brain for a variety of projects based on IoT technology, using the cloud and the network as a center of operations that allows to act and interact on different devices in a simple and effective way.

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