Windows 10 for IoT
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Claims that Windows 10 IoT brings full Windows security and tooling down to tiny devices: Windows 10 IoT Core is free and runs on Raspberry Pi 2+, with secure boot, BitLocker support when a TPM is present, and automatic Windows Update (an OEM SKU lets manufacturers control updates). Developers use Visual Studio (free Community), UWP apps, GPIO/I2C/SPI/UART bindings, Arduino wiring libs, on-device speech synthesis/recognition, and AllJoyn support with Visual Studio tooling — demonstrated by an ultrasonic+servo UI offloading real‑time pulses to an Arduino and an AllJoyn‑controlled rover, both working live.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Windows 10 for IoT intro
- 3:19Microsoft’s IoT vision and history
- 5:28Maker movement and open source hardware
- 6:56Commoditization and IoT opportunities
- 17:59Windows 10 IoT editions and platforms
- 22:58Windows 10 IoT Core licensing and updates
- 25:04Raspberry Pi and commercial IoT platforms
- 28:33Security features in Windows 10 IoT Core
- 30:38Universal Windows Platform for IoT
- 32:05Development tools and SDKs for IoT
- 33:30Remote debugging and hardware interfaces
- 35:40Arduino libraries and timing constraints
- 36:23Speech services in Windows 10 IoT Core
- 37:06AllJoyn and IoT interoperability
- 39:15Demo: Ultrasonic sensor and servo control
- 45:56Demo: AllJoyn and IoT Explorer
- 48:05Demo: AllJoyn-enabled robot control
- 53:04AllJoyn setup and capabilities
- 54:50Getting started resources and community
- 56:16Summary and future of Windows 10 IoT
- 56:59Q&A
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