Roman Kravchenko of ITC R&D company presented on developing a smart home system from prototype to product. The document discussed the growing market for Internet of Things devices and provided forecasts for connected devices. It described the architecture of a smart home prototype created with sensors for motion, light, humidity and temperature. The prototype was designed to demonstrate a minimum viable product and address challenges of component procurement, technology risks and trials in developing an innovative smart home product.
IEEE Internet of Things (IoT) Initiative in Ukraine #iotconfuaAndy Shutka
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The document provides information about the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) and its Internet of Things (IoT) Initiative. The IEEE is a professional association for engineers with over 400,000 members worldwide. It produces over 30% of literature in electrical engineering and computer science fields. The IEEE IoT Initiative aims to serve as a platform for the global IoT technical community to learn, share knowledge, and collaborate on IoT technologies and applications. It hosts webinars, publishes newsletters and journals, holds events, and develops standards to advance the IoT field.
This document discusses security issues related to the Internet of Things (IoT). It notes that as the number of connected devices grows, so too will cyber attacks targeting IoT devices, as they often contain personal information and have existing vulnerabilities. Common IoT security threats mentioned include denial of service attacks, malware, data breaches, and weakening of security perimeters. The document advocates addressing IoT security across all levels from devices to cloud infrastructure. It presents Intel's IoT security portfolio as providing comprehensive protection from physical attacks and cyber threats, including features like secure boot, whitelisting, encryption, and centralized management of devices and data.
The document discusses GlobalLogic's expertise in internet of things (IoT) technologies and projects. It outlines how IoT is already connecting devices like cars, oil rigs, and appliances to collect and analyze data. The building blocks of IoT are described as sensors and connectivity, data analytics, insights driving actions, and mobile devices. Examples are given of GlobalLogic IoT projects in retail, wearables, smart homes, meetings, connected cars, healthcare, and more. The challenges of IoT are finding people with the skills to design experiences and implement solutions across mobile, embedded systems, cloud, data science, and security.
Borys Pratsiuk is the Head of R&D Engineering at Ciklum and has over 15 years of experience in software development. The presentation discusses trends in Internet of Things (IoT) technology and provides examples of IoT product cases that Ciklum has helped clients build. The top 5 communication protocols for IoT are also identified.
The document discusses using the ESP8266 microcontroller for home automation projects. It provides an overview of the ESP8266, including its specifications, firmware options like Arduino and NodeMCU, and communication protocols supported. Examples are given of using the ESP8266 to build an IoT home automation network with MQTT and Home Assistant or create devices like a solar-powered irrigation controller or quadcopter controller.
The document discusses using Lambda architecture for big data analytics in IoT applications. It describes the traditional challenges of device, server, and orchestration architecture and proposes using DeviceHive as an open source framework. DeviceHive uses a Lambda architecture approach with Kafka for streaming data to Cassandra and a batch layer. It also discusses deploying such a system using containers and services like Juju, Mesos, and Docker. Visualization tools like Freeboard, ELK, Spark Streaming, and Zeppelin are proposed for analysis and visualization of the IoT data.
From pet project to business discusses how affordable hardware like the ESP8266 and Raspberry Pi Zero have lowered barriers to entry for IoT startups. Blynk began as a co-founder's side project to create an easy-to-use platform for connecting hardware devices to smartphone apps. It has since grown to support over 25,000 monthly active users who generate around 6 billion messages each month between devices and Blynk's free cloud server software. The company plans to pursue revenue from subscriptions, software development kits, and white label solutions to capitalize on the growing $270 billion IoT market projected for 2020.
Roman Kravchenko of ITC R&D company presented on developing a smart home system from prototype to product. The document discussed the growing market for Internet of Things devices and provided forecasts for connected devices. It described the architecture of a smart home prototype created with sensors for motion, light, humidity and temperature. The prototype was designed to demonstrate a minimum viable product and address challenges of component procurement, technology risks and trials in developing an innovative smart home product.
IEEE Internet of Things (IoT) Initiative in Ukraine #iotconfuaAndy Shutka
油
The document provides information about the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) and its Internet of Things (IoT) Initiative. The IEEE is a professional association for engineers with over 400,000 members worldwide. It produces over 30% of literature in electrical engineering and computer science fields. The IEEE IoT Initiative aims to serve as a platform for the global IoT technical community to learn, share knowledge, and collaborate on IoT technologies and applications. It hosts webinars, publishes newsletters and journals, holds events, and develops standards to advance the IoT field.
This document discusses security issues related to the Internet of Things (IoT). It notes that as the number of connected devices grows, so too will cyber attacks targeting IoT devices, as they often contain personal information and have existing vulnerabilities. Common IoT security threats mentioned include denial of service attacks, malware, data breaches, and weakening of security perimeters. The document advocates addressing IoT security across all levels from devices to cloud infrastructure. It presents Intel's IoT security portfolio as providing comprehensive protection from physical attacks and cyber threats, including features like secure boot, whitelisting, encryption, and centralized management of devices and data.
The document discusses GlobalLogic's expertise in internet of things (IoT) technologies and projects. It outlines how IoT is already connecting devices like cars, oil rigs, and appliances to collect and analyze data. The building blocks of IoT are described as sensors and connectivity, data analytics, insights driving actions, and mobile devices. Examples are given of GlobalLogic IoT projects in retail, wearables, smart homes, meetings, connected cars, healthcare, and more. The challenges of IoT are finding people with the skills to design experiences and implement solutions across mobile, embedded systems, cloud, data science, and security.
Borys Pratsiuk is the Head of R&D Engineering at Ciklum and has over 15 years of experience in software development. The presentation discusses trends in Internet of Things (IoT) technology and provides examples of IoT product cases that Ciklum has helped clients build. The top 5 communication protocols for IoT are also identified.
The document discusses using the ESP8266 microcontroller for home automation projects. It provides an overview of the ESP8266, including its specifications, firmware options like Arduino and NodeMCU, and communication protocols supported. Examples are given of using the ESP8266 to build an IoT home automation network with MQTT and Home Assistant or create devices like a solar-powered irrigation controller or quadcopter controller.
The document discusses using Lambda architecture for big data analytics in IoT applications. It describes the traditional challenges of device, server, and orchestration architecture and proposes using DeviceHive as an open source framework. DeviceHive uses a Lambda architecture approach with Kafka for streaming data to Cassandra and a batch layer. It also discusses deploying such a system using containers and services like Juju, Mesos, and Docker. Visualization tools like Freeboard, ELK, Spark Streaming, and Zeppelin are proposed for analysis and visualization of the IoT data.
From pet project to business discusses how affordable hardware like the ESP8266 and Raspberry Pi Zero have lowered barriers to entry for IoT startups. Blynk began as a co-founder's side project to create an easy-to-use platform for connecting hardware devices to smartphone apps. It has since grown to support over 25,000 monthly active users who generate around 6 billion messages each month between devices and Blynk's free cloud server software. The company plans to pursue revenue from subscriptions, software development kits, and white label solutions to capitalize on the growing $270 billion IoT market projected for 2020.
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