IoT and Connected Devices
summary
Argues the IoT problem is device fragmentation and data lock‑in, cites device counts of 50 billion to 250 billion and examples like Fitbit talking only to its phone. Describes formation of the Open Interconnect Consortium (about half a dozen companies), demands a open standard (RAND‑Z, zero royalty) plus an open‑source complete implementation, reports an existing codebase that needs vetting, and invites engineers to join at openinterconnect.org to shape discovery and action protocols.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Event opening and intro
- 4:40Fog computing and IoT
- 24:56Docker and containers
- 48:31Enterprise and connectivity
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