Abstract
The pervasive computing and Internet of Things communities examine similar problems and face similar challenges. Some might argue that pervasive computing focuses more on HCI issues, while IoT focuses more on connecting the devices, yet both communities share largely overlapping technical interests and goals. Both are interested in issues beyond just technology, such as privacy, security, and ethics, and both are pursuing similar use cases. Ebling thus encourages the two communities to join forces and work together to achieve common goals.
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