Optimized for the Semantic Web
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Plumb Web Solutions demonstrates how their service optimizes content for the semantic Web.
Archive for the ‘Semantic Web Video’ Category
Future Talk 3-4, Semantic Web
Saturday, January 21st, 2012
Radar Networks CEO Nova Spivack discusses the future of the "Semantic Web"
Semantics Empowered resCUe enviRonmEnt (SECURE) Demo
Friday, January 13th, 2012
This demo is about a Semantic Web research effort toward a Physical-Cyber-Social system. Specifically, the robot in this demo uses semantic knowledge base, and an ontology of perception to infer fire in it's environment.
The DataTank
Thursday, January 5th, 2012
The DataTank is a framework to open up data in a RESTful and simple way so that it can be easily used in end-user applications, publications or visualizations. Furthermore, it can annotate your data with ontology information and RDF output. Its primary goal is to provide a tool which takes your data through the five stars of open data according to Tim Berners-Lee. IBBT-MMLab contributed to this progress together with partners iRail NPO, OKFN Belgium and xplore+. For more info visit www.thedatatank.com. Developed by: iRail NPO npo.irail.be project.irail.be Multimedia Lab of Ghent University - IBBT multimedialab.elis.ugent.be www.ugent.be www.ibbt.be
Future Talk 3-3, Semantic Web
Wednesday, December 28th, 2011
Radar Networks CEO Nova Spivack demonstrates the "Semantic Web", and discusses issues around the growing impact of the World Wide Web.
Semantic Neighborhood Browser
Tuesday, December 20th, 2011
Prototype of a Neighborhood Browser for arbitrary reversible attributes in semantic networks We are developing mobile user interfaces to the semantic web. The example realizes a generic browser for forward/backward relations. We showcase the functionality by navigating through Predecessors/Decendant-relations of programming languages. The center pane shows the currently selected language. On the left and right the "Predecessors" and "Decendants" can be seen. The languages on the left have influenced the center language and the languages on the right were influenced by it. The app has been realized with Qt 4.7 and QSparql using QtQuick (QML) technology. It can be run on Apple or Windows Desktops as well as on Symbian or Linux mobile devices (eg MeeGo). Please note that you are seeing an early prototype. Version: 2011.04.23
Dont Move The Plants
Monday, December 12th, 2011
Winner of the one minute video competition at Semantic Web Summer School 2011.
TrialX presentation QA at ISWC 2009 Semantic Web Challenge- Karthik Gomadam
Tuesday, July 5th, 2011