IoT · specification

W3C Web of Things (WoT)

The W3C Web of Things is a set of standards for describing IoT devices as web resources. Its central artifact, the Thing Description, is a JSON-LD document declaring a device’s properties, actions and events along with the protocols and data formats needed to interact with them — an interface description for a physical thing, playing the role OpenAPI plays for a web API.

www.w3.org/WoT/The standard
2015First published
0providers in the catalog

Also known as WoT, Thing Description, WoT TD.

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