@TECHREPORT{hsmt-ws-2012-13,
  author = {Eckehard Steinbach and Matthias Kranz and Anas Al-Nuaimi and Stefan Diewald and Andreas
	M{\"o}ller and Luis Roalter and Florian Schweiger},
  title = {{Advances in Media Technology -- Internet of Things}},
  institution = {Institute for Media Technology/Distributed Multimodal Information
	Processing Group, Technische Universtit{\"a}t M{\"u}nchen},
  year = {2013},
  address = {80290 M{\"u}nchen, Germany},
  month = jan,
  ISSN = {2191-8015},
  abstract = {Small and lightweight components become more and more powerful, and at the same time cheaper. This enables
    the augmentation of physical objects with digital technology (e.g., information processing, communication). The
    interconnection of such ‘intelligent’ devices leads away from the classical internet of computers towards the ‘Internet
    of Things’.
    This development has a wide range of implications in the dimensions of technology, applications and society. A
    significant area of application areas will be influenced by the ‘Internet of Things’, from private households over mobility
    to research and industry.},
}