Becoming Hyper Asset-Centric with Ultra Low-Cost Supply Chain Digitization for IoT
summary
Asynos presents a working system that tags individual items with printed NFC/RFID labels at sub-penny cost to create per-item digital twins, already tracking trillions of Tetrapak items and millions of bags of cement and components. Edge tunnels cost under $10k, push raw sensor records into Aerospike, and Kafka handles events; a benchmark writes 1.6 million data points per second across three servers. System keeps recent item history on Aerospike, archives older data to S3, and supports per-item inventory, sensor calibration and real-time exception workflows for single-unit tracking.
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chapters (24)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:01Internet of Things and Everything?
- 1:29The world is a supply chain
- 2:20Single Unit Level
- 2:37Supply Chain: Assets & Processes
- 3:44Boxing Problem
- 4:18Busines Landscape
- 5:02Our Approach (HW)
- 6:41Industrial Integration
- 7:42Readout Solutions
- 8:15Examples
- 9:31Company & Customers
- 10:45Why Aerospike?
- 12:25Cloud and Physical colocation
- 13:07Stateless Infrastructure
- 14:25Use Cases
- 15:17Relational data on Aerospike
- 16:02Timeseries on Aerospike
- 17:28Why don't we use a normal TSDB?
- 18:18Implementing Timeseries
- 18:58Interval
- 19:53Performance
- 21:28Kafka Connector
- 22:48Decoupling
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