Building 6LOWPAN Mesh Networks Based on Contiki OS
summary
Describes building 6LoWPAN (IEEE 802.15.4) mesh networks for IoT and industrial IoT use cases, specifically a smart-home system and an outdoor street-lighting control/dispatch system. Covers how 6LoWPAN differs from regular IP networks and what runs on the end devices, naming TI microcontrollers CC1310/CC2650 and the Contiki OS as the platform.
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chapters (7)
- 0:006LOWPAN mesh networks intro
- 7:25Contiki OS overview
- 13:38Software archaeology in Contiki
- 18:25Power management for batteries
- 25:07Mesh routing in outdoor lighting
- 31:00OTA firmware updates
- 39:19Real-world deployment & Q&A
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