IoT on the Edge
summary
Claims that real IoT moves off the cloud to local peers and shows a working demo: an IPFS pub/sub network (daemon with pub/sub flag) publishes messages to a Node app that uses Johnny-Five to drive an Arduino 101 LED on pin 9, turning it on/off instantly over the local mesh with no MQTT broker or Internet. Mentions AWS Greengrass/Azure Edge, Ethereum smart contracts and a toll-road hack that drops fees from ~$0.03 to sub-$0.01, and argues selective cloud upload only for aggregated ML.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:54What is IoT
- 7:05The single point of failure
- 10:39Edge computing
- 16:50Intel Trainset
- 17:59MeshBlue
- 19:31AWS Green Grass
- 20:54Edge IoT
- 23:36Blockchain
- 41:42YouTube Clone
- 47:50IoT Demo
- 50:34Johnny V
- 59:04Advantages
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