Stefano De Panfilis added a comment - 29/Mar/18 7:02 PM The issue has been emailed: Time sent: 29/Mar/18 7:02 PM To: nicolas.manzano11@gmail.com Cc: thomas.guenther@fokus.fraunhofer.de,josemanuel.cantera@fiware.org with subject: *( HELP-13907 ) [Fiware-general-help] Interoperability IoT * dear nicolas, thank you for your interest in fiware and for your question to us on a quite critical issue indeed. as fiware our mission is to create technologies through which break silos among systems and to make them interoperable through a context information layer. this layer actually implements the ngsi apis now under standardisation by etsi as ngsi-ld. the current implementation available in fiware is called orion and is available in our catalogue at https://catalogue.fiware.org/enablers/publishsubscribe-context-broker-orion-context-broker however, in order to increase our offering, but also to have more and more widely adopted technologies we have recently integrated in in the fiware technologies portfolio also an implementation of onem2m. such implementation as been nicely developed by frounhofer fokus as openmtc available also through our catalogue at https://catalogue.fiware.org/enablers/openmtc for more information and help on the matter in cc you have my two colleagues jose manuel canter and thomas guenther who can give some help on the matter. you can go ahead this conversation directly with them keeping me in the loop. i take this opportunity to wish you all the bets with your studies and best wishes for a happy easter. ciao, stefano de panfilis coo fiware foundation From FIWARE JIRA - Main Help Desk ---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Comments: ------------------------ Issue id: HELP-13907 Description: Hello, I am a last year student in a French Engineering School (Telecom SudParis), doing my end of cursus internship over the topic of interoperability in iot. My internship started about two months ago, and at the moment, i have read several websites and documented a lot with withpapers of standardization bodies in a research purpose over interoperability in iot. During my researches i discovered several entities and a lot of projects aiming for a better interoperability. I glimpsed famiilies of solutions (Dotdot of Zigbee Alliance, supposed to be a universel language for iot, European projects Fiesta IoT and Fiware for data semantic interoperability, and solutions using gateway as SmartThings of Samsung, for smarthome). To be honest, i am encountering difficulties in my work and i don’t progress anymore. I found out that there were an interesting work between Fiware and OneM2M for data interoperability but not much information about. Can you give me information about how is it done ? I would like to know if there are any comparative work between each family of interoperability solutions ? Are there solutions better than others in certain situations? Are they totally incompatible ? Are there experiences that i could manage in my internship with a platform or not ? Thanks you by advance, Cordially, Nicolas Manzano __________________________________________________________________________________________ You can get more information about our cookies and privacy policies on the following links: http://forge.fiware.org/plugins/mediawiki/wiki/fiware/index.php/FIWARE_Privacy_Policy http://forge.fiware.org/plugins/mediawiki/wiki/fiware/index.php/Cookies_Policy_FIWARE Fiware-general-help mailing list Fiware-general-help@lists.fiware.org https://lists.fiware.org/listinfo/fiware-general-help [Created via e-mail received from: Nicolas Manzano <nicolas.manzano11@gmail.com>] FIWARE Chapter: FIWARE GEri: Status: Open --------------------- This email was generated by FIWARE JIRA following an email received into the Main Help Desk.

FW External User added a comment - 30/Mar/18 4:00 PM Thank you very much for answering and for your kind consideration. I will study in detail the informations and websites you gave me. I will keep you in touch if i have questions or if i progress in my study. I wish you all a happy easter as well. Cordially, Nicolas Manzano