A Framework for Building a Collaborative Environment in an Open IoT Platform

March 1, 2016

Today, a „co-creation? culture that creates shared values through the collaboration is emerging. When developing IoT Objects, collaboration is increasingly important. However, existing IoT platforms do not support a collaborative environment between users. Thus, the objective of this study is to propose a collaborative environment that can enable users to co-work by sharing diverse ideas and data. For this, we built the framework for a collaborative environment that enables people to collaboratively develop IoT-based objects based on an open IoT platform. This framework for collaborative environments provides new ways of working.

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