webinos project overview
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This document provides an overview of the webinos project meeting held in Gent, Belgium on June 19th, 2012. The key points are: 1) Webinos is an open source web application platform that allows apps to run across multiple devices like mobile phones, TVs, PCs, and vehicles. 2) The meeting agenda included introductions to the webinos project and architecture, demonstrations of applications running on different devices, and a panel discussion. 3) Webinos is developing an open platform and specifications to enable cross-device applications through features like offline operation, secure user identity, and inter-device communication. The goal is to release updated versions of the platform over time.
webinos project overview
- 1. June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 1 webinos Launch Day Gent, June 19th, 2012 www.webinos.org Contact: Dr. Stephan Steglich (consortia lead) Head of Competence Center Future Application and Media (FAME) Fraunhofer FOKUS - Research Institute for Open Communication Systems Mail: stephan.steglich@fokus.fraunhofer.de Phone: +49 30 34637373 Mobile: +49 175 5271146
- 2. Overview What is webinos Who is webinos Milestones & achievements Where is webinos Agenda of the day June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 2
- 3. What is webinos An open source web application platform for multiple devices Supported by a strong consortium June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 3 Supported by
- 4. Key Capabilities Functions Offline operation Secure user identity Inbuilt synchronisation Secure web services Secure Personal Zone Distributed Policy Inter device communication Device APIs Network APIs June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 4
- 5. Key features of webinos Cross device / Cross platform (Mobile, TV, PC, Vehicle) Standards based Open Source Application Execution Platform Security and Privacy by design Advanced Convergence between devices & cloud Cross device use cases – Sharing, Discovery, Context European Commission Funded 5 June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent
- 6. webinos Deliverables 1. Open source Platform 2. Specifications (architectures and APIs) 3. Apps (demos) 4. contributions to standards June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 6
- 7. Who is webinos 25 partners (22 founding) Extended group of interested parties joining meetings, discussions Partners: http://webinos.org/members/ People: http://webinos.org/people Open consortium June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 7
- 8. June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 8
- 9. 9 webinos meeting, Gent webinos inside WP1: Project Management Stephan Steglich Fraunhofer FOKUS WP2: Use Cases and Requirements Andre Paul Fraunhofer FOKUS WP3: Specification of the webinos system Christian Fuhrhop Fraunhofer OKUS WP4: Development of the webinos system Nick Allott impleo WP5: Development of webinos applications Hans Myrhaug AmbieSense WP6: Demonstration and Evaluation Andreas Botsikas NTUA WP7: Dissemination and Collaboration George Voulgaris VisionMobile WP8: Exploitation and Standardisation Dave Raggett W3C June, 2012 WP: Work Package
- 10. Approach The webinos project will progress its deliveries in a phased approach The first platform release and apps in spring 2012 June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 10 September 2010 – August 2013 Key Deliverables • Use case definition / requirements • Landscape analysis • Concepts, architecture and key enablers • Open Source Platform specification & development • Application development • Eco-system development • Standardisation • Industry alignment
- 11. webinos timeline June 2009, first meeting @OMTP offices to discuss potential FP7 project October 2009, submission to EU FP7 February 2010, selection of project by EC for funding September 2010, start of webinos project Feb/March 2011, first use cases and requirements published June 2011, first architecture & spec published Feb 2012, first demos shown at MWC (first release of webinos platform) June 2012, launch of webinos platform June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 11
- 12. webinos timeline Platform and app development continues – V0.5 March 2012 – V0.6 June 2012 – V0.7 October 2012 – V0.8 February 2013 – V0.9 April 2013 – V0.95 July 2013 – V1.0 August 2013 August 2012, updated webinos spec August 2013, next main release of webinos platform 2013 Setup of webinos foundation June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 12
- 13. Where is webinos Project website: www.webinos.org – Become affiliate: http://webinos.org/be-part-of- webinos/ – People: http://webinos.org/people Follow us webinosproject @twitter developer site: developer.webinos.org – Check developer.webinos.org/introduction – Redmine: dev.webinos.org – Fork @ GitHub: github.com/webinos/Webinos- Platform Contact us: hello@webinos.org June, 2012 webinos meeting, Gent 13
- 14. Agenda 09:30 10:00 Coffee and Networking 10:00 10:45 Introduction to webinos Stephan Steglich, Fraunhofer FOKUS George Voulgaris, Visionmobile 10:45 11:30 webinos Architecture Dave Raggett, W3C Christian Fuhrhop, Fraunhofer FOKUS Claes Nilsson, Sony 11:30 12:00 Coffee 12:00 12:30 webinos Architecture John Lyle, University of Oxford Nick Allott, Impleo 12:30 13:00 Application and Device Demonstrations Applications running on Cars, Mobile, TVs, PCs and M2M devices will be demonstrated by the webinos partners 13:00 14:00 Working Lunch Get hands on experience on the platform 14:00 15:00 Continue Application and Device Demonstrations ... 15:00 16:00 Panel Session Chaired: Ajit Jaokar, Futuretext Architecture and Demo representatives 16:00 16:30 Next Steps 19:00 22:00 Networking Dinner
Editor's Notes
- #4: webinos is an Open Source project Code is made available (free to use) Contributions are welcome via open governance Open consortium
- #5: Envisions to use (and extend) Web technologies for cross-platform Apps provisioning Web-based Secure Application Platform Runs on all devices (TV, Car, PC, Mobile, M2M)