The Internet of Things, What Is It And Why Should I Care
summary
Claims rapid growth — Gartner-type forecasts of ~26 billion connected devices by 2020 and mobile devices already outnumbering humans in 2014 — and shows concrete platforms and protocols: Arduino and Raspberry Pi for prototypes, BeagleBone/Intel Edison/Galileo for higher-end, and CoAP and LwM2M (plus MRA and Bluetooth LE) for constrained devices. Demonstrations and products include smart thermostats that utilities can cycle, Wi‑Fi bulbs, a crowdfunded Fly Nixie quadcopter wearable and an IoT toothbrush, with major concerns around security, privacy and IPv4 exhaustion driving IPv6 adoption.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Start
- 1:13Hypertext Coffeepot Control Protocol
- 1:51What Exactly Is the Iot
- 2:38Definitions
- 6:53Wearable Computers
- 8:24Coffee Makers
- 9:51Growth Projections
- 12:10Common Hardware Platforms
- 14:07Constrained Application Protocol
- 15:45Emre Protocol
- 16:26Bluetooth Low Energy
- 17:08Oma Lw M2m Protocol
- 17:48System Platforms That Are Suitable for Iot
- 18:02Windows 10 Iot Core
- 21:55Privacy
- 23:46Data Storage
- 27:06Package for the Raspberry Pi Q5
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