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repetitive, non-scalable and error-prone work that is difficult to automate.
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While technologies like OpenAPI and AsyncAPI largely solve this problem in the
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context of Web APIs, they fall short for describing networks of non-HTTP and
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multi-protocol devices, and do not consider different modes of interaction based
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on their meaning in the physical world.
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context of Web APIs, they fall short for describing networks of non-HTTP and
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multi-protocol devices, and do not consider different modes of interaction
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based on their meaning in the physical world.
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## Solution
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JSON Schema is delivering exciting features, and more importantly these
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features are becoming more and more consistent across implementations. For
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example, Ege Korkan added, "JSON Schema vocabularies are very promising and we plan to
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explore them further in conjunction with Semantic Web technologies."
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example, Ege Korkan added, "JSON Schema vocabularies are very promising and we
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plan to explore them further in conjunction with Semantic Web technologies."
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## Impact
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## Getting Started
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The W3C Web of Things Working Group invite you to leverage your existing JSON Schema knowledge to play with the
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Internet of Things through the use of the W3C Web of Things specifications and
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tools. You might already have a smart device next to you, just that it does not come
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with a Thing Description!
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The W3C Web of Things Working Group invites you to leverage your existing JSON
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Schema knowledge to play with the Internet of Things through the use of the W3C
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Web of Things specifications and tools. You might already have a smart device
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next to you, just that it does not come with a Thing Description!
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If you write your own Thing Description, you can programatically interact with
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your device by using the [Node.js Web of Things

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