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SOCIAL&SMART · Social housekeeping through intercommunicating appliances and shared recipes merged in a pervasive web-services infrastructure

FP7Status: CLOSED1 November 201231 July 2015EU funding €1,449,662

Social&Smart is a research project using the housekeeping scenario to experiment a pervasive Future Internet network that provides real services to a wide population. The goal is to devise an infrastructure allowing all appliances in the home to speak to a middleware where any user can easily create cognitive and scalable solutions in the cloud to manage them. It offers a knowledge management milieu where the user interacts with a social network to issue what we call recipes, i.e. a list of instructions for the devices embedded in a simplified scripting language. Through the recipes, s/he generates real workflows embedding commands that are finely tuned through cognitive processes based both on user feedbacks and on knowledge and services shared with the other members of the network. The typical storyboard is the one where housekeepers exchange recipes, for instance to wash dirty clothes, in terms of scripts or API calls that get improved iteratively on the basis of the statics on their efficiency. The general strategy is to experiment Future Internet from the human centric perspective, where the users, and not universal procedures, are the owners of the rules operating the things. As members of a social network they share needs, knowledge, services and feedbacks within a networked intelligence to jointly improve their individual ability to rule the appliances at their service.This comes from three converging perspectives:1.\t At a local scale, we need things (appliances and hubs) to wirelessly communicate with one another in order to exchange both IDs and commands2.\tAt a global level, we must integrate thousands of different appliances in a unique network through which to flow data and commands in an unambiguous and efficient way. We will experiment this on three FIRE facility prototypes hosted by the EU projects Crew, OpenLab and SmartSantander, respectively.3.\tFrom an abstract perspective the previous layers constitute the infrastructure where Internet-of-Thing and Internet-of-People merge to realize a user community.

Consortium · 8 organisations

coordinator

UNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI MILANO

IT · €294,780

participant

ETHNICON METSOVION POLYTECHNION

EL · €172,240

participant

AMIS DRUZBA ZA TELEKOMUNIKACIJE D.O.O.

SI · €135,800

participant

GORENJE GOSPODINJSKI APARATI DOO

SI · €192,422

participant

FUNDACION CARTIF

ES · €156,800

participant

LIBELIUM COMUNICACIONES DISTRIBUIDAS SL

ES · €191,600

participant

ARDUINO SA

CH · €165,680

participant

UNIVERSIDAD DEL PAIS VASCO/ EUSKAL HERRIKO UNIBERTSITATEA

ES · €140,340

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