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IOTECH 2011 - 2011 International Workshop on the Internet of Things
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Category IOTECH 2011
Deadline: August 20, 2011 | Date: December 07, 2011-December 09, 2011
Venue/Country: Tainan, Taiwan
Updated: 2011-07-23 20:50:56 (GMT+9)
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The evolution of Future Internet, from an Internet of the PC to an Internet of Things (IoT), in the next few decades will require the interconnection of more than 100 billion objects. This phenomenon will make information and data interchange vastly more complex. For example, the extensive number of internet data interchange objects requires a new methodology for unique identifier management. Current technology cannot support this complexity; there is a massive challenge in development, convergence and interoperability to create novel, enabling technology forthwith. In the context of the evolution of integrated information systems, the IoT vision will offer a new quality of integration, which is no longer limited to information flows inside the digital world, but also directly links processes and associated products in the physical world as well. IoT technology development demands the transformation from ‘old fashioned’ digital objects to robust, multifaceted intelligent objects; this is not merely the modification of existing technologies. For instance, IoT device development is focused not only on hardware such as tags and readers, or the software to run the network, but comprehensively touches every aspect of object presentation, such as how to design appropriate hardware, software and protocol to describing object identification. Obviously, achieving the goals of IoT research is a very broad undertaking. The IoT development agenda must address multidisciplinary research integration. This is even more important because IoT technology will touch global market products in a very short time. Industry and market are waiting for research and development of IoT as part of a future assessment of the digital world. Above all, standardization of IoT protocol and research also will require massive efforts in both academia and industry. This workshop brings together multi-disciplinary research into envisioning IoT technology development. A strategic research program of IoT has to be conducted with collaboration between industry and demand for user applications on a global scale. In addition, the global scientific community intends to initiate a mutual discussion leading to the future direction and approach for IoT applications to realize IoT technologyKeywords: Accepted papers list. Acceptance Rate. EI Compendex. Engineering Index. ISTP index. ISI index. Impact Factor.
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