Run Your Own 6LoWPAN-Based IoT Network
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This talk explains 6LoWPAN (IPv6 over low-power wireless) and how it’s used on constrained sensors and in stacks like Contiki, RIOT, Zephyr and Linux, and in specs such as ZigBee IP/NAN and Thread. It shows how to set up and deploy a 6LoWPAN network using the linux-wpan/6LoWPAN implementation in the Linux kernel, walking through protocol specifics and practical setup steps.
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chapters (10)
- 0:006LoWPAN IoT networks
- 5:21Motivation and challenges
- 8:51Hardware and software for transceivers
- 12:08Protocols and compression in 6LoWPAN
- 18:49Security and data transfer
- 25:386LoWPAN implementation and config
- 31:37Routing protocols and network management
- 37:21User interfaces and UX
- 42:28Practical use cases
- 47:08Summary and outlook
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