How the internet of things changes how we design
summary
Argues that connected products demand new design, data and business decisions: an Arduino can make an HTTP request in 20 minutes to make an Arduino HTTP request, cloud services like IFTTT and Xively handle telemetry and APIs but can break ecosystems (Transport for London’s API change halved web traffic), projects from the crowd succeed and ship — Good Night Lamp — big and little lamps that sync (crowdfunded, shipped) — and citizen projects can change policy, for example Japan Geiger maps force government corrections to radiation data.
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chapters (34)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:46Fitbit
- 2:41Recalculating
- 3:08About me
- 4:28What is the Internet of Things
- 5:02Cross collaboration
- 5:31Arduino
- 6:31Embedded connectivity everywhere
- 6:47Embedded
- 7:04Connectivity
- 7:36Boring
- 8:10Everyday objects
- 12:08Little printer
- 13:12Data
- 13:52Crossselling
- 15:31Data protection
- 17:27URL
- 18:21Private and public
- 18:38Air Quality Egg
- 19:36Japan Geiger Maps
- 21:34My data is important
- 22:12What does this mean for business
- 24:01APIs
- 25:54Openness
- 26:36How does this work
- 26:58Chipsets
- 27:14Prototypes
- 27:43Cloud
- 28:15App
- 28:36Platforms
- 29:10Kickstarter
- 29:59Downsides
- 31:18Exciting field
- 32:24Outro
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