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Sanghong An KAIST, Republic of Korea
6 June 2013, Daiba, Tokyo
Korean Smart TV & HTML5 Issues W3C Web and Broadcasting Business Group F2F meeting
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Contents
Smart TV Issues
– Smart TV Forum
– Issues
HTML5 Issues
– HTML5 Korean Interest Group
– Web Contents Transferring in Multi-screen environment
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KOREAN SMART TV ISSUES Korean Smart TV Standards & HTML5 Issues
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Korean Smart TV Forum
“Smart TV”
– “a trend of integration of the Internet
and Web 2.0 features into television
sets and set-top boxes”
Smart TV Forum
– “Strengthening World No.1 market
share in TV sets”
– “Developing Smart TV Contents as a
Growth Engine for the next Generation”
– “Creating a High Quality Smart TV
Environment”
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Korean Smart TV Issues
Smart TV Development Ecosystem
– App stores in Smart TV platforms
– Many educational programs for Smart TV Platform SDK
– Web-friendly Platforms
Policies, Strategies on Smart TV
– B2B, B2C Cloud policy
– Multi OS/device strategy
– Borderless, Homogeneous, Seamless User-eXperience
– Better operability
• Remote controllers
• Using smart terminals(smart phone, tabs)
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Korean Smart TV Issues
Samsung – ‘Multi-Device + Service’
– Samsung Smart TV Platform
• Samsung Apps(App Store)
• Evolution Kit
– Connected TV
• Samsung Link
• Allshare
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Korean Smart TV Issues
LG – ‘Poly-platform policy’
– LG Smart TV Platform
• LG SmartWorld(App Store)
• Google TV
• Web OS
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Korean Smart TV Issues
Set-top Box Makers
– Various Smart TV sticks & set-top box for niche market
– Not so effective; low brand power, lack of marketing & contents
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ISSUES ON HTML5/WEB ON TV
Korean Smart TV Standards & HTML5 Issues
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HTML5 Korean Interest Group
HTML5 KIG
– Reviews and Introduce recent HTML5 technologies and issues to Korean web
developers
Recent Issues on HTML5 KIG
– HTML5 standardization workout(5.0 5.1)
• System Application WG
– HTML5 appliance
• HTML5 Canvas & Games
– Release of new web browsers
– Organizing HTML5 Convergence Technology Forum
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Simultaneous Multi-screen Environment
One person, Multiple devices
– Smart phone, Smart Pad, Tablet
PC, and so on
– Each screen for proper jobs
– Various Multi-screen content
consuming scenarios
Seamless Contents Sharing with
multiple screens
http://www.siliconrepublic.com/digital-life/item/31904-how-many-devices-do-you-car
http://www.google.com/think/research-studies/the-new-multi-screen-world-study.html
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Simultaneous Multi-Screen Content consuming Environment
Video on TV
Chatting with other
viewers on phone Related media
on pad
Individual (simultaneous)
Multi-screen Environment Social Multi-screen Environment
Seamless sharing
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uxFramework – Contents sharing mediator via Web A content sharing mediator
– Object mover has contents to be
moved
– Object listener get the moved
content
– The session manager server
controls and synchronizes mover
and listener
– This system can be adopted on
web contents provider
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uxFramework – Contents sharing mediator via Web
Contents
Drag & Drop
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uxFramework – Contents sharing mediator via Web Demo Pages
– PC : http://kaisqr.kaist.ac.kr:9876/scenario1.html
– Mobile : http://kaisqr.kaist.ac.kr:9876/m/scenario1.html
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References
[1] Korean Smart TV Forum, http://www.smarttvforum.org/
[2] http://www.siliconrepublic.com/digital-life/item/31904-how-many-devices-do-you-car
[3] Google, “The New Multi-Screen World Study”, http://www.google.com/think/research-
studies/the-new-multi-screen-world-study.html
[4] Sangmin Park, Hyeontaek Oh, Sanghong An, Jinhong Yang, Hyojin Park, Junkyun Choi,
Jung Il Gu, “Web contents recognition and seamless movement in multiscreen environment”,
ICACT 2013
[5] “스마트TV 기술동향 및 산업전망”, KCA, 2012.10.31
[6] “스마트TV 기술 동향 분석”, 정보와 통신, 2012.9
[7] Atlas research & Consulting, “글로벌 스마트TV 서비스 동향 및 시사점”, Smart TV Forum
workshop 2013
[8] Minjung Song(KT), “방송통신사업자의 스마트미디어 전략 방향”, Smart TV Forum
workshop 2013
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