IoTivity: The Open Connectivity Foundation and the IoT Challenge
summary
Open Connectivity Foundation and IoTivity merge into a single roadmap with 230+ members and three pillars: published spec, Apache‑2.0 reference implementation (IoTivity) and device certification. Stack uses CoAP over UDP with CBOR payloads, IPv6/6LoWPAN support, and DTLS mandatory for certification; security starts with an Ownership Transfer onboarding protocol, ACLs and a Resource Directory. Data models are standard JSON/JSON‑schema-like definitions with grouping and translation tools; implementations run on Linux/Android/Tizen/Windows, Zephyr, Contiki and Node.js.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:15Vision
- 9:30IoT Challenge
- 16:05Security Resource Management
- 17:07restful model
- 21:07light bulb
- 22:52ownership transfer protocol
- 26:37groups
- 29:14data models
- 32:17IoT Very Project
- 37:02Implementation for constrained devices
- 38:24Implementation for Nodejs
- 40:19Other projects
- 40:47Get involved
- 41:46Questions
- 47:11Question
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