Since GPS receivers have become a commodity anyone could access and use 
location information simply and freely. Such an easy access to ones’ 
location is instrumental to development of location-aware applications. 
However, existing applications are static in that they do not model relations 
between places and mobile things. Moreover, these applications do not allow to 
easily map the physical location of mobile devices to virtual resources on the 
Internet. We attempt to bridge this gap by extending the base concepts that 
make up the Internet with the physical location of devices, in order to 
facilitate the development of Web-based location-aware applications for 
embedded mobile devices. In this chapter, we propose a simple infrastructure 
for the "Web of Things" that extends the existing Web to enable 
location-aware applications. The proposed solution enables a naturally 
hierarchic way to search for location-aware devices and the services they 
provide.