ThingSet + Zephyr: Transport-Agnostic Device Connectivity Within 10 Minutes
summary
ThingSet presents a transport-agnostic, zero-overhead remote API that exposes a semantic device database over UART, Bluetooth, CAN, LoRaWAN or IP (MQTT/WebSockets) using the same JSON or compact CBOR encodings; the ThingSet SDK for Zephyr leverages iterable sections to assemble data objects from scattered C code, provides ready-made serial and BLE interfaces, and demonstrates that a sensor firmware with ThingSet macros and Zephyr drivers is implementable and demoed as firmware built from scratch in ten minutes while remaining transport-agnostic.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:54Data Flows in Embedded Devices
- 4:30Example Application
- 5:22Semantic Data Model
- 10:48Data Object Prefixes
- 11:47Access Protocol
- 13:59Request/Response Examples
- 15:47Report/Desire Examples
- 17:12Network Topology
- 18:33Transports & Mappings
- 22:26Zephyr Integration
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