Embracing Open Source Stacks with
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Samsung ARTIK presents an end-to-end IoT stack: ARTIK 0/5/7/10 modules (Cortex-M MCUs up to Exynos-class SoCs), an SDK with APIs like arctic.play_sound, and ARTIK Cloud bridging devices to other clouds via MQTT, CoAP, WebSockets and LwM2M. The platform runs Fedora/Ubuntu/Tizen and bundles runtimes (JS, Java), leverages Eclipse Mosquitto and Paho, Californium, tinyDTLS, BlueZ, and supports OTA concepts like hawkBit. Real deployments include a landslide system using ARTIK5+Zigbee and consumer products; 950+ integrated devices and clouds are already connected.
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- 0:00Samsung’s IoT efforts
- 1:50IoT system architecture
- 6:15Samsung’s connected products
- 7:43Arctic IoT platform
- 8:25Hardware modules in Arctic
- 11:19Arctic SDK for integration
- 13:51Arctic Cloud ecosystem
- 16:36Why open source
- 20:57Open source projects for Arctic
- 23:04Products using Arctic
- 24:31Samsung’s open source commitment
- 24:51Q&A
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