Easy as a pi: EdgeX on Raspberry Pi for Automotive IoT
summary
Proof‑of‑concept runs EdgeX microservices on a Raspberry Pi reading USB GPS and Bluetooth OBD, assembling longitude/latitude/speed/time into JSON and serving three cloud endpoints (insurance, smart city, personal driving record). Device services use the device SDK in Go and C to push events into core-data stored in MongoDB or Redis, and an app function pipeline filters/aggregates (e.g., detect speeding over 65 mph). ARM64 images, a 1–2 GB swap, and a provided mock GPS data file make it usable though native builds on Pi are slow.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:33Edge Computing Glossary
- 2:39Raspberry Pi for Automotive IoT
- 4:05EdgeX Hardware OS
- 6:22EdgeX App
- 7:14Device SDK
- 9:10GPS
- 11:26Functions SDK
- 12:58Export function
- 13:52Raspberry Pi
- 15:08Requirements
- 17:05Demo
- 19:38Cloud
- 20:36Future work
- 21:41Future features
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