International Workshop Series on
Requirements Engineering for the Internet of Things (RIOT)
The Internet of Things (IoT) as a term is referred to “the ability of every day objects to connect to the Internet and to send and receive data.” These devices include health and fitness trackers, home security devices, connected cars, and household appliances, among many other examples. IoT devices are changing the way we think about system boundaries and requirements engineering. The RIOT workshop aims to foster discussion of new ideas and emerging challenges in IoT and CPS.
RIOT 2018 Theme
The workshop theme is in line with the RE’18 theme, “Crossing Boundaries and Increasing Impact,” because IoT and CPS typically involve insights from multiple domains, including computer science, electrical engineering, law and ethics. The RIOT workshop covers topics related to requirements elicitations, modeling, design, testing and change management of IoT and CPS applications, implications of IoT and CPS for society and their fundamental ethical concerns and the challenges with respect to privacy, security and regulatory requirements.
Related Events
Several recent workshops and conference tracks explored areas of research related to RIOT. If you are aware of related events, please contact us so we can include your event here.
RIOT 2018 Venue
Learn more about our 2018 venue. Banff, Canada photo by Crystal Luxmore, used with permission.