AKSW - Projects/xOperator

2008-02-24 16:36:35

Comparison for /Projects / x Operator of 2008-02-24 16:36:35 and 2008-03-11 12:58:23

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A semantic agent for xmpp / jabber network which finds and shares content about resources (using RDF/SPARQL) for you and your jabber friends.

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It tries to be a semantic agent for xmpp / jabber network which finds and shares content about resources (using RDF/SPARQL) for you and your jabber friends.

2008-01-08 12:09:49

Comparison for /Projects / x Operator of 2008-01-08 12:09:49 and 2008-02-24 16:36:35

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<a class="bigbutton" href="http://code.google.com/p/xoperator/downloads/list">Download xOperator</a>

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<a class="bigbutton" href="http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=201552">Download xOperator</a>

2007-12-21 11:50:00

Comparison for /Projects / x Operator of 2007-12-21 11:50:00 and 2008-01-08 12:09:49

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Inspired by Tim Berners-Lee's Semantic Agent the xOperator lifts personal knowledge exchange to a new level. Imagine sharing exactly the information you want with the people you trust. Need a phone number? Want to know the birthday of your best friends girlfriend (and in a second step where to buy her a present in a store near you)? Do you get tired to tell everybody that you have a new cellphone number? xOperator enables users to share all that knowledge in a trusted network. Built upon the already existing jabber network (secure connections, widely available) an agent running on your pc allows other users to query your RDF-database returning the favor to you.

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2007-12-21 11:49:29

Comparison for /Projects / x Operator of 2007-12-21 11:49:29 and 2007-12-21 11:50:00

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Millions of people already share their information on Social Network Sites, only for designated friends to see of course. The great drawback is though that actually, they are helping to maintain a great database for the companies offering these services. Once the Semantic Web will be fully implemented it might also enable the possibility to unify personal information about an individual from different sources. xOperator keeps all data on your computer, giving you the choice what to share with whom and best of all it can't take away that choice by changing the terms and conditions.

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Millions of people already share their information on Social Web Sites, only for designated friends to see of course. The great drawback is though that actually, they are helping to maintain a great database for the companies offering these services. Once the Semantic Web will be fully implemented it might also enable the possibility to unify personal information about an individual from different sources. xOperator keeps all data on your computer, giving you the choice what to share with whom and best of all it can't take away that choice by changing the terms and conditions.

2007-12-21 11:48:31

Comparison for /Projects / x Operator of 2007-12-21 11:48:31 and 2007-12-21 11:49:29

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Inspired by Tim Berner-Lees Semantic Agent the xOperator lifts personal knowledge exchange to a new level. Imagine sharing exactly the information you want with the people you trust. Need a phone number? Want to know the birthday of your best friends girlfriend (and in a second step where to buy her a present in a store near you)? Do you get tired to tell everybody that you have a new cellphone number? xOperator enables users to share all that knowledge in a trusted network. Built upon the already existing jabber network (secure connections, widely available) an agent running on your pc allows other users to query your RDF-database returning the favor to you.
Millions of people already share their information on Social Web Sites, only for designated friends to see of course. The great drawback is though that actually, they are helping to maintain a great database for the companies offering these services. Once the Semantic Web will be fully implemented it might also enable the possibility to unify personal information about an individual from different sources. xOperator keeps all data on your computer, giving you the choice what to share with whom and best of all it can't take away that choice by changing the terms and conditions.
xOperator tries to create a decentralized network of trust. Information is shared in the form of resources, which can be anything (even the information that you are selling your old washing machine). In a later stage it enables you to find friends of friends like centralized services, can already. At the end of the road, xOperator might even be able to find the best product for you without the normally necessary tedious internet research. Companies will be able to offer semantic annotated information about their products, giving the customer a new way of yet unknown price transparency.

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Inspired by Tim Berner-Lees Semantic Agent the xOperator lifts personal knowledge exchange to a new level. Imagine sharing exactly the information you want with the people you trust. Need a phone number? Want to know the birthday of your best friends girlfriend (and in a second step where to buy her a present in a store near you)? Do you get tired to tell everybody that you have a new cellphone number?
xOperator enables users to share all that knowledge in a trusted network.
Built upon the already existing jabber network (secure connections, widely available) an agent running on your pc allows other users to query your RDF-database returning the favor to you.
Millions of people already share their information on Social Web Sites, only for designated friends to see of course. The great drawback is though that actually, they are helping to maintain a great database for the companies offering these services. Once the Semantic Web will be fully implemented it might also enable the possibility to unify personal information about an individual from different sources.
xOperator keeps all data on your computer, giving you the choice what to share with whom and best of all it can't take away that choice by changing the terms and conditions.
xOperator tries to create a decentralized network of trust. Information is shared in the form of resources, which can be anything (even the information that you are selling your old washing machine).
In a later stage it enables you to find friends of friends like centralized services, can already.
At the end of the road, xOperator might even be able to find the best product for you without the normally necessary tedious internet research.
Companies will be able to offer semantic annotated information about their products, giving the customer a new way of yet unknown price transparency.

2007-12-21 10:40:16

Comparison for /Projects / x Operator of 2007-12-21 10:40:16 and 2007-12-21 11:48:31

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Idea

Inspired by Tim Berner-Lees Semantic Agent the xOperator lifts personal knowledge exchange to a new level. Imagine sharing exactly the information you want with the people you trust. Need a phone number? Want to know the birthday of your best friends girlfriend (and in a second step where to buy her a present in a store near you)? Do you get tired to tell everybody that you have a new cellphone number?
xOperator enables users to share all that knowledge in a trusted network.
Built upon the already existing jabber network (secure connections, widely available) an agent running on your pc allows other users to query your RDF-database returning the favor to you.
Millions of people already share their information on Social Web Sites, only for designated friends to see of course. The great drawback is though that actually, they are helping to maintain a great database for the companies offering these services. Once the Semantic Web will be fully implemented it might also enable the possibility to unify personal information about an individual from different sources.
xOperator keeps all data on your computer, giving you the choice what to share with whom and best of all it can't take away that choice by changing the terms and conditions.
Despite all this ideology, xOperator will be, surely, once it exists, a very cool thing to use, which is to say, we are very exited ourselves, what uses it can be put to.

Vision

xOperator tries to create a decentralized network of trust. Information is shared in the form of resources, which can be anything (even the information that you are selling your old washing machine).
In a later stage it enables you to find friends of friends like centralized services, can already.
At the end of the road, xOperator might even be able to find the best product for you without the normally necessary tedious internet research.
Companies will be able to offer semantic annotated information about their products, giving the customer a new way of yet unknown price transparency.

2007-12-21 10:40:06

Comparison for /Projects / x Operator of 2007-12-21 10:40:06 and 2007-12-21 10:40:16

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ESWC / SFSW 2008
I will give a talk about our xOperator project at the European Semantic Web Conference (ESWC2008) on Tenerife next Wednesday. The xOperator is an agent for xmpp / jabber network which queries and shares trusted resources (using RDF/SPARQL) for you and your jabber friends. In addition to the full paper, we got good reviews for [...]

Goodbye SourceForge ?
The xOperator Project is moved to Google Code which is much faster (the tracker, not the subversion repository) and has some nice features (e.g. the customizable grid view). Traditionally we use SourceForge.net for our open source project management. SF is a great side and I’m member of 9 projects there but it was time to move. [...]

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==Introduction==

2007-12-21 10:39:55

Comparison for /Projects / x Operator of 2007-12-21 10:39:55 and 2007-12-21 10:40:06

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==Introduction==

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Introduction

2007-12-21 10:39:12

Comparison for /Projects / x Operator of 2007-12-21 10:39:12 and 2007-12-21 10:39:55

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