Report on Problem Solving Experiment for Realization of Web-API-based IoT
draft-baba-iot-webapi-06
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| Authors | Hiroyuki BABA , Yoshiki Ishida , Takayuki Amatsu , Hiroshi Masuda , Shintaro Ogura , Koichi KUNITAKE | ||
| Last updated | 2020-07-12 (Latest revision 2020-01-09) | ||
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Abstract
The University of Tokyo (UOT) is currently performing a demonstration experiment in COMMA House, the experimental smart-house owned by UOT and used as a connected house. The things installed in the house (Things) are operated using applications on smartphones and other devices. The various Things in the smart-house are operated online via a Web API that has been created as a prototype. This report is an overview of the experimental demonstration, which is gradually clarifying that Web API should be effective for solving issues for IoT.
Authors
Hiroyuki BABA
Yoshiki Ishida
Takayuki Amatsu
Hiroshi Masuda
Shintaro Ogura
Koichi KUNITAKE
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