The Graph of Things: A step towards the Live Knowledge Graph of connected things

The Internet of Things (IoT) with billions of connected devices has been generating an enormous amount of data every hour. Connecting every data item generated by IoT to the rest of the digital world to turn this data into meaningful actions will create new capabilities, richer experiences, and unprecedented economic opportunities for businesses, individuals, and countries. However, providing an integrated view for exploring and querying such data at real-time is extremely challenging due to its Big Data natures: big volume, fast real-time update and messy data sources. To address this challenge, we provide a unified integrated and live view for heterogeneous IoT data sources using Linked Data, called the Graph of Things (GoT). GoT is backed by a scalable and elastic software stack to deal with billions of records of historical and static datasets in conjunction with millions of triples being fetched and enriched to connect to GoT per hour in real time. GoT makes approximately a half of million stream data sources queryable via a SPARQL endpoint and a continuous query channel that enable us to create a live explorer of GoT (http://graphofthings.org/) with just HTML and Javascript