Oniro - an open-source starter for fast-paced IoT environments
summary
Oniro is an 18‑month Eclipse Foundation project under Apache‑2.0 with ~20 core members and ~100 community contributors building an open‑source IoT starter. It uses GitLab and migrated from mixed OpenProject/GitLab workflows to a gitlab-only flow with epics, auto‑labels and dependency graph prototypes. Delivered artifacts include a Home Assistant smart panel, a solenoid+keypad door lock blueprint, an Arduino Nano transparent gateway and a vending‑machine blueprint; achieved iMX8 and Intel board support and ARM SystemReady certification and plans OTA and data‑orchestration integration.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 2:14Project Overview
- 7:14Development Systems
- 13:05Prototypes
- 16:21Lessons learned
- 18:18Challenges
- 22:58References
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