Conversational IoT - Speaker Deck

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Conversational IoT Nick O’Leary : @knolleary IBM Emerging Technology Services

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1. Humanising Things

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https://www.flickr.com/photos/dbtelford/6967361278/

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https://www.flickr.com/photos/blackbeltjones/5089926442/

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http://tdn169.deviantart.com/art/Marvin-s-Blueprints-130867333

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2. Seamlessness vs Seamfulness

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“ Ubiquitous computing names the third wave in computing, just now beginning. First were mainframes, each shared by lots of people. Now we are in the personal computing era, person and machine staring uneasily at each other across the desktop. Next comes ubiquitous computing, or the age of calm technology, when technology recedes into the background of our lives. Mark Weiser, Xerox PARC, 1988

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“ Seamfulness, with beautiful seams

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https://medium.com/product-club/interacting-with-a-world-of-connected-objects-875b4a099099

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3. Getting Things Talking

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“ MQTT CoAP HTTP DDS XMPP AMQP

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“ HyperCat is a hypermedia catalogue format designed for exposing information about IoT assets over the web.

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4. Talking to Computers

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“ “What is your favourite bat?”

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“ "Hu was the premiere of China until 2012"

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5. A Conversational Internet of Things

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“ “there is a thermometer named t1 that is located in the room r1”

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“ “the thermometer t1 can measure the environment variable temperature”

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“ “there is a radiator valve v1 that is located in the room r1” “the radiator valve v1 can control the environment variable temperature”

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“ “the room r1 has the environment variable temperature that can be measured and that can be controlled”

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“ “the environment variable temperature in room r1 has value 21” the tell

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“ for which D1 is it true that ( the device D1 is located in room V1 ) and ( the device D1 can measure the temperature ) and ( the value V1 == "r1") the ask-tell

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“ the room r1 has the environment variable temperature that can be measured and that can be controlled because the thermometer named t1 is located in the room r1 and can measure the environment variable temperature and the radiator valve v1 is located in the room r1 and can control the environment variable temperature the why

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“ “The thermometer in the living room has moved to the dining room” “the thermometer t1 is located in the room r2” the confirm

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User : I will be late home tonight. House : The house will have a state of occupied at 1900 User : Confirmed House : The room r1 has a temperature with minimum value 20 after time 1900 The roomba vc1 has a clean cycle scheduled for time 1800

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User : I will be late home tonight. House : Sorry to hear that, shall I tell everyone to expect you back by 7? User : Yes please. Thermometer : I’ll make sure its warm when you get home Roomba : *grumble*

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Thanks @knolleary