Abstract
W3C
Web
of
Things
(WoT)
enables
applications
to
interact
with
and
orchestrate
connected
Things
at
the
Web
scale.
The
standardized
abstract
interaction
model
exposed
by
the
WoT
Thing
Description
enables
applications
to
scale
and
evolve
independently
of
the
individual
Things.
Through
WoT
Bindings,
the
abstract
interactions
can
be
bound
to
various
network-level
protocols,
standards,
and
platforms
for
connected
Things,
which
already
have
have
millions
of
devices
deployed
in
the
field
today.
This
is
done
through
protocol-specific
URI
schemes,
additional
descriptive
vocabularies,
and
examples
that
guide
the
implementors
of
WoT
Things
and
Consumers
alike.
This
document
defines
a
registry
of
WoT
bindings
that
make
it
possible
to
have
a
record
of
the
different
bindings.
Additionally,
it
sets
the
rules
that
govern
this
registry
to
guarantee
a
quality
standard,
long
lifecycle
and
ease
of
use
for
the
developers.
Status
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Instead,
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status
of
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at
the
time
of
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publication.
A
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of
current
W3C
publications
and
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latest
revision
of
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technical
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document
was
published
by
the
Web
of
Things
Working
Group
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an
Editor's
Draft.
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Editor's
Draft
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Members.
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