See http://iot-devroom.wikidot.com/blog:3 for full text. On 30 January 2016, we're organizing the third [http://fosdem.org FOSDEM] devroom for the Internet of Things. ++ How to Submit a Proposal If you have a IoT project you'd like to present, please submit it via [https://penta.fosdem.org/submission FOSDEM's Pentabarf] web tool. You will create an account (if you don't have one from a previous year), and select the "Internet of Things devroom" as the track. We'll discuss and select talks on [https://lists.fosdem.org/listinfo/iot-devroom the iot-devroom mailing list]. If you want to join in the review process, please just join that group. The organizers will take the final decision on talks where there is no consensus. We're looking for talks that cover one or more of the following topics: * FOSS solutions for machine-to-machine communication on small embedded devices. * Distributed FOSS applications in any field of interest for autonomous/self-controlled devices, (e.g. domotics, automotive, etc. * Presentation of embedded devices with one or more possibilities to join a network. * Infrastructure related (TCP/IP, mesh networking, message queuing, cross-layer solutions). * Real-life problematics and their solution (Cost of maintenance, power management, reachability). * Interoperability solutions for heterogeneous applications, devices, protocols, media. All presentations must be fully FOSS, and related to software development. The devroom will last one day, from 9.00 until 17:00 (final schedule still to be decided). Talks will last 25 minutes each, starting on the hour, with a 5-minute break between talks. There will be no break for lunch. Speakers should respect the following talk format: a ten minute demo (live demo preferred over pre-recorded), followed by five minutes of explanation, and then ten minutes for Q&A with the audience. All talks are recorded and streamed live, and by submitting a talk you agree to this. We want to make this devroom as interesting and diverse as possible, which means we will favor talks that contrast each other. The deadline for submissions is December 1st. If you submit late, your talk may still be considered but will have to be exceptionally interesting. The program will be finalized by December 30th. We will aim to keep a slot open at the end of the day for open ended discussion and unscheduled talks. -Pieter Hintjens