Introducing knowledge graphs and linked data in a project can be a challenging task and educating a team of developers is often time consuming. Although the adoption rate of these technologies is picking up, engineers are still often not familiar with RDF or SPARQL, so it is necessary to pick the right tools to get them acquainted during the development process. In this talk we want to show how our C# library, Trinity, can be used to produce and consume linked data without deep knowledge of semantic web technologies. We are going to give an overview of Trinity’s capabilities on the example of Schneider Electric. We will present how Trinity was used to create a platform for smart buildings.
Co-Founder
Semiodesk
http://www.semiodesk.com/
Sebastian Faubel started his professional career as a freelance programmer and consultant in 1998. He has studied Computer Science at the Georg-Simon-Ohm University of Applied Sciences in Nuremberg, where he graduated in 2008 and received the ‘Best Student and Demonstration Award’ for his diploma thesis at the International Semantic Web Conference in the same year.
