IoT hardware access made easy with Eclipse Kura
summary
Live demo shows a working pipeline: Raspberry Pi 3 with camera streams to AWS Kinesis and Rekognition using the Eclipse Kura gateway (OSGi on JVM) and a C++/Java recognition SDK; faces are matched against S3-stored profiles and Lambda sends email notifications. Setup steps include Raspbian, Java runtime, Kura bundles and Kurawires visual flows. Works in real time but needs solid bandwidth. Also cites a deployment that saves €1,600/month on a 16,000 m² vineyard with <€1,000 hardware cost.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction and vision
- 1:08Demonstration goals and tools
- 3:16Hardware setup overview
- 5:05Eclipse Kura architecture explained
- 8:41Kura Wires data flow
- 10:12Device setup and deployment
- 13:24Cloud integration and SDKs
- 14:29Live facial recognition demo
- 20:18Demo results and insights
- 21:00Vineyard IoT project case
- 23:39Fish farm IoT project case
- 27:51Q&A session
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