The Internet Of Things
summary
Shows a browser-based home automation stack that actually bridges multiple protocols via a gateway: OpenHAB on a Raspberry Pi connects Zigbee low‑power sensors (the cow thermometer example) and Wi‑Fi devices including Philips Hue, storing last states so tiny sensors avoid standby drains. Demonstrates that a Wi‑Fi chip costs ~$5 vs Bluetooth ~$1 — ~\$400k saved per 100,000 units — and builds working demos combining Leap Motion and Google Glass controls, while addressing end‑to‑end encryption, Zigbee signatures and weakest‑link attacks.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:45Dairy cows
- 2:28Home automation
- 7:46Connectivity
- 11:54User Interface
- 18:09Google Glass
- 21:49Security
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