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Member of

Symbiosis of smart objects


across IoT environments

The Big Picture


Motivation
Increasing number of connected things
Multitude of vertical & isolated IoT
solutions
High barriers of the IoT market for start-ups
and new stakeholders
Lack of cross-domain IoT applications

Objectives

Benefits

Enable IoT platform federations


Offer domain enablers to cross-domain app
developers
Allow for cooperation and collaboration
between IoT platforms
Pave the way for new business models in the
IoT Value Chain

Environment for bartering and trading of


IoT resources
Roaming of smart devices across smart
spaces
Easier for third-party developers to build
new cross-domain apps

The Technical Approach


Architecture Highlights
Cross-layer approach for IoT interoperability
Different layers = different functionality
Incremental features, starting from topdown
Inspired by oneM2M architecture and its
Reference Points
OpenIoT as reference IoT platform
Open Source!

Domains
Application Domain: unified view for crossplatform resource discovery and
management; IoT platform cooperation
Cloud Domain: interworking interface for
exposing native resources
Smart Space Domain: gateway middleware
for dynamic device discovery and
configuration
Smart Device Domain: client SW for smooth
blending of devices in smart spaces; device
roaming

Get Involved!
Use Cases

The Consortium

Smart Residence: interoperability of


collocated deployments within smart spaces
Smart Campus: IoT platform federation
within the cloud domain
Smart Mobility and Ecological Urban
Routing: Interoperability of cooperative
platforms at the application domain
Smart Stadium: Interoperability of
cooperative platforms at the application
domain
Smart Yachting: Interoperability of
cooperative platforms at the application
domain

Open Calls
IoT platform providers to achieve synergies
by making their solutions symbIoTe-powered!
Application developers to create crossdomain apps!
Use case owners to demonstrate the
symbIoTe applicability to other domains!

More info at www.symbiote-h2020.eu


Follow us at @symbiote_h2020

2016 symbIoTe Consortium

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