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Dr. Pablo Cesar – CWI, Netherlands
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Dr. Pablo Cesar is a tenure track researcher in the Distributed Multimedia Languages and
Infrastructures research group at CWI (The National Research Institute for Mathematics and
Computer Science in the Netherlands). He received his Ph.D. from the Helsinki University
of Technology in 2006. He has (co)authored over 40 articles (conference papers and journal
articles) about multimedia systems and infrastructures, social media sharing, interactive
media, multimedia content modelling, and user interaction. He is involved in standardization
activities (e.g., SMIL from W3C) and has been active in a number of European projects such
as Passepartout, SPICE, iNEM4U, and Ta2. He is co-editor of the book "Social Interactive
Television: Immersive Shared Experiences and Perspectives" and has given tutorials about
multimedia systems in prestigious conferences such as ACM Multimedia and the WWW conference.
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Abstract
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The Web of Things will allow dynamic configuration of multimedia services based on the user's physical environment, challenging the current Internet Architecture. The Future Media Internet Architecture will need to support dynamic configuration of multimedia services, synchronization between real-world objects, and seamless integration of real-time streamed media with other multimedia objects. Based on the knowledge gained in a number of projects (Passepartout, SPICE, and TA2), this talk will illustrate ubiquitous multimedia services. It will then provide insights on the future convergence of multimedia computing and the Web of Things paradigm, highlighting requirements for the Future Internet and analyzing challenges ahead.
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