Mobility, Proximal Data and Compute Meshes
summary
Qualcomm describes a concrete open source platform called AllJoyn that runs peer‑to‑peer on multiple radios and operating systems, plugs into D‑Bus APIs, and provides discovery, messaging, authentication and a security framework with several policies. The talk cites mesh potato as a working Wi‑Fi phone mesh and projects 50 million devices (PCs/tablets) plus billions of low‑power Wi‑Fi nodes; demos exist and engineers report the AllJoyn mesh working for local sharing, multiplayer games and device discovery.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:55Welcome
- 2:18The opportunity
- 3:10The mobile market
- 5:07Machine the machine
- 6:34The Internet as an abstraction
- 8:24The future
- 10:21Mesh computing
- 12:28AllJoin
- 18:31Mesh Potato
- 20:28Mesh Security
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