Keynote: Can the Web Save the Internet of Things?
summary
Claims IoT stalled by complexity, cost and security and is stuck in “POC hell,” not because sensors or analytics are missing but because integration and skills are. Recommends using existing web tech end-to-end: HTTP/REST, JSON, JavaScript runtimes and package ecosystem via npm, wiring with Node-RED, TLS/x.509 and TPMs for security, WebSockets for command-and-control and gzip for compression. Cites McKinsey’s 11 trillion hype and later ~1.3–1.4T segment estimates and that data scientists spend ~70–80% of time cleaning messy IoT data.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:39The Promise
- 3:14How Did We Get Here?
- 5:25What Are the Basic Concepts Behind lot?
- 7:04What Are the Components of loT?
- 8:25Typical loT Deployment Models
- 11:44Why is tot Failing Us?
- 16:29Finding Data
- 18:40Security
- 19:08Visualization
- 19:20Command and Control
- 19:56Compression
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