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Nowadays, smart spaces (buildings, cities, etc.) are populated
with an increasingly large number of smart objects or ''things''
such as sensors, actuators, RFID tags, etc. This situation has given
rise to the to the Internet-of-Things (IoT) paradigm, where things
leverage existing Internet technologies for communication among
themselves and interact with the environment through sensing and
actuation capabilities. These emerging infrastructures open up a host
of opportunities for applications to provide users, companies and
cities with new services. However, to realize this vision,
infrastructures still need to be bridged with application development.

This talk presents key challenges involved in orchestrating masses of
sensors. To tackle these challenges, we propose a design-driven
development approach and demonstrate its advantages at different
stages of the development lifecycle. A working example is used to
illustrate our approach.

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