“IoT Presentations” From eLinux.org * [https://elinux.org/images/2/21/Iotivity-tutorial-lfelc-20161013rzr.pdf PDF] | [https://youtu.be/cbBobrNZRJw?list=PLbzoR-pLrL6pRFP6SOywVJWdEHlmQE51q VIDEO] * [https://elinux.org/images/2/21/Iotivity-tutorial-lfelc-20161013rzr.pdf PDF] | [https://youtu.be/cbBobrNZRJw?list=PLbzoR-pLrL6pRFP6SOywVJWdEHlmQE51q VIDEO] ==Open Source Development for the ESP8266 and Azure [ELCE 2016] == ”’Presenter: ”’Ivan Judson, Rita Zhang & Pamela Cortez, Microsoft
This presentation talks about open source development for ESP8266
* [https://elinux.org/images/8/8a/Open_Source_Development_for_the_ESP8266_and_Azure.pdf PDF] | [https://youtu.be/k1SSJZdc7l0?list=PLbzoR-pLrL6pRFP6SOywVJWdEHlmQE51q VIDEO] == IoTivity and Embedded Linux Support [ELC 2015] == == IoTivity and Embedded Linux Support [ELC 2015] == Revision as of 22:16, 15 October 2020 Contents IOT and stream processing.[ELC 2019]
Presenter: Eduardo Silva, Arm / Treasure Data Summary: This presentation provides information about Stream Processing on the Edge and the use of open-source software.Advantages of Embedded Linux in Industrial Automation and IIoT [ELC 2019]
Presenter: Benson Hougland, Opto 22 Summary: This presentation will review the challenges companies face and demonstrate a path forward using recent advances in Embedded Linux, industrialized ARM-based processors, open protocols like MQTT and standard programming methods.Introduction to VOLTTRON.[ELC 2019]
Presenter: Frédéric Desbiens, Eclipse Foundation & Shwetha Niddodi, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Summary: This presentation provides information about volttron’s capabilities and creating new v-agents information.Moving from IoT to IIoT with Maker Boards, Linux, and Open-source Software Tools [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Matt newton, Opto 22 Summary: In this session, developers will learn how to use the open-source tools, maker boards and technology they’re already familiar with to develop applications that have the potential to deliver a massive positive impact on society.Industrial I/O and You: Nonsense Hack! Scripting Languages in IoT:Challenges and Approaches [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Paul Sokolovsky, Linaro Summary: This presentation provides information about challenges of using VHLLs on hundreds KB of ROM/tens KB of RAM devices, and compares different approaches of bringing VHLLs to IoT.Journey to an Intelligent Industrial IOT Network [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Giuseppe (Pino) de Candia, Midokura Summary: The presenter takes example from real IIoT use cases and discusses variety of operations and maintenance tool to support proactive policy-based flow analysis for edge computing or fog nodes enabling IT and OT end to end visibility from a network perspective.
Road Towards Industrial IoTivity [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Caio Oliveira, Intel Summary: This presentation will describe the technologies and specifications that are necessary to fulfill those requirements, the status of the work in progress towards bringing open source solutions, including IoTivity, to this new segment.How to Build a Distributed Serverless Polyglot Micro Services IoT Platform Using Docker and OpenWhisk [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Kalonji Bankole, IBM Summary: This talk we will detail how to build a distributed serverless, polyglot, microservices framework using open source technologies like Consul, Kafka, OpenWhisk and Docker.
Creating an IoT Data Layer for Collecting, Storing, Analyzing and Reacting to Data [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: David G.Simmons, InfluxData Summary: This talk discusses building an entirely Linux- and open source-based IoT data layer that is capable of things from Edge to Cloud and everywhere in between.IoT and Stream Processing [ELC 2019]
Presenter: Eduardo Silva, Arm / Treasure Data Summary: This presentation talks about an extended approach called ‘Stream Processing on the Edge’, where data is processed on the edge service or device, in a lightweight mode, empowering features like anomaly detection (in the order of milliseconds) and ML in a distributed way for Embedded Linux environments.Intelligent Internet of Things: Start Analyzing Your Global Device Data for Real-Time [ELC 2018]
Presenter: Antony Passemard, Product Management Lead – Cloud IoT, Google Summary: This session talks about how Google Cloud IoT platform accelerates digital transformation by helping you manage your globally dispersed devices and enabling you to uncover actionable insights real time using new operational data sources.Connecting the Dots on All Things Great and Small [ELC 2018]
Presenter: Philip DesAutels, Sr.
Director of IoT, The Linux Foundation Summary: This presentation will take you through the Linux Foundation’s open IoT strategy to help you understand how it all fits together in IoT world.
Attribute Based Access Control Framework for IoT [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Jayson DeLancey, GE Digital Summary: This presentation talks about Access Control Service (ACS) is an open-source authorization framework that provides app-specific policies built using attributes that can be assigned to users, groups, roles as well as other resources, relationships, and things within a system.Keynote: It’s All About the Data! [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Andy Stanford-Clark, IBM Summary: The presenter discusses key areas which are being redesigned for IoT namely Industry Transformation, Applications Solutions, Platforms and Device Networks.
Intelligence at the Edge.Embracing the Data Flood [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Andrzej Wieczorek & Niklas Kvarnström, Tieto Summary: This session is about the data and intelligence at the Network Edge called edge computing a.k.a.fog computing.It also talks about data massaging on the edge and meaningful models to make an informed analysis.Flow Based Programming Applied to IoT Development [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri, ProFUSION Embedded Systems Summary: This presentation will introduce the audience to Flow Based Programming and talks about the real-life benefits.The Soletta implementation will be used as reference.
Creating Bluetooth-based IoT Solutions with Zephyr [ELC 2017] [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Johan Hedberg, Open Source Technology Center, Intel Summary: This presentation talks about Access Control Service (ACS) is an open-source authorization framework that provides app-specific policies built using attributes that can be assigned to users, groups, roles as well as other resources, relationships, and things within a system.Building Multi-protocol IoT Nodes with Thread, BLE and ZigBee [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Alan Lazar, NXP Summary: This presentation shows developers how to build IoT systems with less compromise leveraging multiple protocols and opening a path to better convergence for the wireless IoT.Linux Connectivity for IoT [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Marcel Holtmann, Intel OTC Summary: This presentation will provide and overview of the existing technology and upcoming standard and how they tie into the Linux kernel and its ecosystem.Thread and IoTivity Usage Models [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Skip Ashton, Silicon Labs Summary: This session will provide an overview of the Thread networking technology and the types of devices targeted for Thread.Understanding the Thread Interface of Google’s Nest Devi [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Michael E.Anderson, The PTR Group Summary: This presentation will look you through the Thread Group’s interface standard and how to interface Linux into 6LoWPAN-based control systems.The Impact of IPv6 and the IoT on Smart Home Technology [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Corey Gates Summary: The session covers different insights software developers should consider while connecting devices in IoT networks while transitioning to IPv6.6LoWPAN: An Open IoT Networking Protocol [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Stefan Schmidt, Samsung Summary: This presentation introduces an Open Networking Protocol for IoT Networks.
This has been developed over existing TCP/IP stack with extensions to IPv6 through adaptation layers.It also talks about adaptation layer for IEEE802.15.4 based networks as it is used in BLE, and work going on to adopt it for other technologies like NFC, power-line, etc.Run Your Own 6LoWPAN Based IoT Network [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Stefan Schmidt, Samsung Summary: This session covers what makes 6LoWPAN interesting and how it is used currently.
The speaker also covers the procedure to setup a 6LoWPAN network.Open Source Bluetooth Device Firmware for IoT and Makers [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Marcel Holtmann, Open Source Technology Center, Intel Summary: This presentation shows the possibilities on how to build an open source Bluetooth device firmware to enable various new IoT and Maker community use cases.Bluetooth 4.2 – New Features for Linux and IoT [ELC 2015]
Presenter: Marcel Holtmann, Intel Summary: The presentation takes about evolution of Bluetooth and its new features which can be leveraged for IoT Networks.Intelligent IoT Gateway on OpenWrt [ELCE 2015]
Presenter: Andrzej Wieczorek, Tieto & Bartosz Markowski Summary: This presentation talks about how IoT gateways can be made more intelligent on OpenWrt.Evolution of (OTA) Update in the IoT World [ELC 2019]
Presenter: Stefano Babic, DENX Summary: With increasing number of IoT devices on the public network, this presentation talks about the new requirements coming from the industry for an updater (SWupdate — used for OTA) and future course of action for this feature.
FullMetalUpdate – A Fully Integrated Solution to Update Your IoT Devices [ELC 2019]
Presenter: Cedric Vincent, Witekio Summary: This session will introduce FullMetalUpdate, a fully integrated open source solution that addresses these problems by using Yocto to generate containers and OSTree to deploy both the OS and the containers.Open Software Updates for IoT [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Phil Wise, ATS Advanced Telematic Systems GmbH Summary: This talk will demonstrate how to use the ‘meta-sota’ Yocto layer to take a stock Poky image and make it remotely updatable.Linux Cryptographic Acceleration on an i.MX6 [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Sean Hudson, Mentor Graphics, Inc.Summary: This presentation talks about the process of enabling the cryptographic accelerator on the i.MX6, called the CAAM.Also will discuss ways to connect userspace to the CAAM.
OSS Remote Firmware Updates for IoT-like Projects [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Silvano Cirujano Cuesta, Siemens AG Summary: This presentation covers some insight into the decision to contribute to the project SWupdate to bridge the gap between both projects and the technical realization to get a remote firmware updates system fully based on OSS.Gateways – The Center of Complexity for Update [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Ned Smith, Intel Summary: This talk considers options for secure update of IoT devices that scales with gateway complexity.Embedded Systems Software Update for IoT: The Current State of Play [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Chris Simmonds, 2net Summary: This session will start by looking at the basic requirements of an update mechanism, followed by specific solutions, including package feeds and image-based updaters such as swupdate, swupd and rauc.
ACRN: A Big Little Hypervisor for IoT Development [ELC 2018]
Presenter: Eddie Dong, Intel Summary: With increasing number of IoT devices on the public network, this presentation talks about the new requirements coming from the industry for an updater (SWupdate — used for OTA) and future course of action for this feature.Device Security in IoT [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: Ashutosh Singh, Arm Ltd Summary: This talk covers security considerations across various scenarios and how they apply to software/hardware specs using “Trusted Firmware for M” as reference.Common Attacks on IoT Devices [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: Christina Quast Summary: This talk will shed light on the landscape of recent attacks on IoT devices.This enables the discussion of common pitfalls in designing embedded systems in order to raise awareness for this topic.Trusted Firmware M, Secure Partitioning – Compartmentalization in IoT [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: Miklos Balint & Ken Liu, Arm Summary: The talk will discuss the issues that need to be addressed in such a compartmentalized system, e.g.how interrupts owned by an unprivileged compartment can be handled, how isolation is achieved and managed and how sandboxed partitions interact in Trusted Firmware M.
IoT TLS: Why It’s Hard [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: David Brown, Linaro Summary: The presenter gives a brief overview of TLS, cover some of the challenges faced using it in the IoT space, and show the current work being done to better support TLS in the Zephyr project.Can You Create a Secure IoT Platform Using a Common Linux Distro? [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Peter Robinson, Red Hat Summary: The presentation outlines vision and direction for a secure, modular Linux IoT platform based on Open Source tech.
It also talks about current status and the future roadmap to achieve secure IoT networks on multiple platforms/architectures.
Summary: This talk provides an overview of the security related challenges faced in IoT and how they can be addressed in terms of secure communication, key exchanged and how device to device communication can be controlled.An IoT OS Security Architecture That is so Boring That You Can Sleep Soundly at Night [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Ismo Puustinen, Intel Germany Summary: This talk presents the system and security architecture of a new, upcoming Yocto-based IoT OS that tries to avoid that by providing a base OS that protects against a variety of threats out-of-the-box so that vendors can focus on developing their value-add applications and appliances.IoT Devices: Secure Boot and SW Maintenance [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Igor Stoppa, Intel OTC Summary: This presentation explores the challenges and the solutions surfaced during the design of anf implementation a IoT SW stack based on Yocto.IoT Open Platform Security Vulnerabilities [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Chris Kocks, Pure Integration Summary: The presenter discusses real examples of open platform security risks in home and public connected environments across several protocols.Linux/Kali has been used to demonstrate how hackers compromise connected wireless devices networks along with tactics to architect and prevent intrusion risk.Security in IoT, More an Attitude Issue than a Technical Challenge [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Dominig ar Foll, Intel Open Source Summary: The presentation will describe the typical security risk that most IoT application will need to provide cover for, and what Open Source solution could be applied as implementation.Keynote: Zephyr & IoT Security [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Geoff Thorpe, Head of IoT Security, NXP Semiconductor Summary: This is a keynote address on Zephyr RTOS and IoT security.Software Updates for Connected Devices: Key Considerations [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Eystein Stenberg, Mender.io Summary: This presentation will cover all the nuances and security considerations one must be mindful of when deploying software updates to connected devices to ensure the security and integrity of devices deployed in the wild.
Security Architecture in the IOT Age [ELC 2015]
Presenter: Stephen Arnold, VCT Labs Summary: This presentation discusses about security requirements for Embedded devices in IoT network.Protocols and Messaging for IoT Comparing Messaging Techniques for the IoT [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Michael E Anderson, The PTR Group, Inc.Summary: The session discusses various messaging techniques typically found in the IoT and where you might choose one over the other.Techniques including MQTT, DDS, XMPP, CoAP, REST and more will be described and discussed with respect to their operating modes and how well they are suited for use in the edge device and the border gateways.NATS: A Central Nervous System for IoT Messaging [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Larry McQueary, NATS.io Summary: This talks discusses about NATS, an open source messaging framework based on Go that is designed for simple, secure, lightweight and scalable messaging in any language and for any platform/processor architecture.MQTT – IoT Messaging Protocol [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Francisco Quintero, Verizon Telematics Summary: This session talks about MQTT — an extremely simple and lightweight messaging protocol that fits the needs of IoT communication.
It also talks about how MQTT can be realized on Embedded Linux.Comparison of Open Source Software Home Automation Tools [ELC 2019]
Presenter: Leon Anavi, Konsulko Group Summary: This presentation will provide an overview of the popular open source tools for home automation and focus on some of the most popular among them: Home Assistant, OpenHAB and Domoticz.It also explores the supported Embedded Linux development boards on which these platforms can be installed as well as the IoT with which they can interact out of the box.Enabling a Cloud-native Edge for IoT Scale [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: Jason Shepherd, Dell Technologies Summary: This session explores the concept of extending cloud-native principles to the network edge to address these needs as well as outline how the open source EdgeX Foundry project is aligned to this paradigm with the goal of simplifying how sensors connect to an interoperable ecosystem of distributed computing applications.Linux IoT: From Prototype to Production [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: Drew Moseley, Mender.io Summary: This talk will start by defining IoT and its basics an covers various applications, including the consumer, industrial, enterprise, and municipal markets.Design considerations and selection process will cover hardware (on-board peripherals, form factor), system software (OS, system development tools, deployment strategies) and application software criteria.Building an Open IoT Solution with EdgeX Foundry and Zephyr Project [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: Thea Aldrich, Zephyr Project & Michael Hall, EdgeX Foundry Summary: This presentation will showcase how the two projects are working together to advance the open IoT and embedded ecosystem.
The speakers will demonstrate how the two technologies enable rapid IoT development via plug and play components that feed into a common, edge platform architecture.U-Boot – Bootloader for IoT Platform [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: Alexey Brodkin, Synopsys Summary: This talk starts from an overview of U-Boot features that could be useful on IoT device and then covers topics such as reduction of U-Boot memory footprint with existing configuration options, saving extra space and finally how can we keep all the code in ROM preserving precious RAM for a payload.Why the Yocto Project for My IoT Project [ELCE 2018]
Presenter: Drew Moseley, Mender.io Summary: As Linux gains momentum as an OS in connected devices (IoT), this talk covers Yocto Project as a Linux build system and why and how Yocto could the main build system for IoT devices.Scripting Languages in IoT: Challenges and Approaches [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Paul Sokolovsky, Linaro Summary: This presentation surveys the challenges of using Very High Level Languages (VHLL) on hundreds KB of ROM/tens KB of RAM devices and compares different approaches of bringing VHLLs to IoT, based on the examples of MicroPython and JerryScript + Zephyr.js projects.Enabling the Management of Constrained Devices Using the OIC [ELC 2017]
Presenter: James Pace, Runtime Summary: This presentation provides information about changes made to address tradeoffs while optimizing code size and RAM usage.IoT Lockdown – Battling Bot Net Builders [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Adam Emglander, iovation Summary: This session talks about some very basic steps an IoT developer can take to ensure the devices are not suspect to takeover from a malicious intruder and help battle bot net builders.How Developers Can Prepare for IoT Standards [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Jeff Maynard, Cloud Technology Partners Summary: Despite the widespread adoption of IoT devices, there are no central IoT standards.
The presenter speaks about the evolution of IoT, the increasing push for standards and the benefits these standards can provide.IoTivity-Constrained: IoT for Tiny Devices [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Kishen Maloor, Intel Corporation Summary: This talk will present IoTivity-Constrained’s architecture, features, APIs and its current integration with a few popular RTOS.It will end with a discussion of IoTivity-Constrained’s adaptation for the Zephyr RTOS.RIOT:The Friendly Operating System for the IoT (If Linux Won’t Work, Try RIOT) [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Thomas Eichinger, Koolzone Tracking Systems Summary: This presentation will start with RIOT’s perspective on the IoT, focusing on CPU and memory-constrained hardware communicating with low-power radios.
Session also covers RIOT’s overall architecture and its modular building blocks, reasons for selected design decisions concerning RIOT’s kernel, hardware abstraction and network stack.Are Device Response Times a Neglected Risk of IoT? [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Balwinder Kaur, AppDynamics Summary: This talk provides a holistic view of how to deploy a scalable performance monitoring solution for IoT.It provides a deep dive into the kind of visibility that is needed from device to cloud to reduce the Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR) and keep systems up 24×7.
How IoT Will Destroy Us All [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Bryan Lunduke, Network World/SUSE Summary: The talk covers some of the challenges and perils that IoT brings the Internet.Android Things: High Level Introduction [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Anisha Dattatraya & Geeta Krishna, Intel Corporation Summary: This session gives a good overview of how Android Things brings simplicity to IoT software and hardware development by providing a simple and secure deployment and update model.
Presenter: Karim Yaghmour, Opersys Inc Summary: This talk will look at how Android Things builds on what Brillo was and how Android Things can be used to create Android-based IoT devices.SPanning the IoT Developer Chasm [ELC 2017]
Presenter: Kris Borchers, JS Foundation Summary: In this presentation, the presenter will cover some of the advancements and opportunities presenting themselves in the IoT space through JavaScript.Keynote: Ensuring IoT Devices and Solutions Work Seamlessly Together [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Mike Richmond, OCF Summary: This presentation talks about vision and objectives of The Open Connectivity Foundation (OCF), for connecting billions of devices (appliances, phones, computers, industrial equipment) as part of IoT n/ws to communicate with one another, regardless of manufacturer, OS, chipset or transport.Introduction to IoTivity Architecture and Features [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Jinguk Jeong, Samsung Summary: This session will introduce architecture and features of the IoTivity open source.
Summary: This talk previews some of the features and design updates to IoTivity 2.0 that was released in later part of 2016.
Bridging Open IoT with Legacy Systems [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Matt Newton, Opto 22 Summary: This presentation talks about different methods of bridging IoT with legacy systems.IoT Programming Model: A Vision for Who and How to Develop in 2020 [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Thiago Marciera, Intel OTC Summary: This session explores different options to program an IoT device, device management solutions, communication methods between devices and concentrate on different offerings by Intel.
Evolving a Best-of-Breed IoT Framework [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Gregory Burns, Intel Summary: This talk compares different approaches, strategies and also some of the lessons learned in specific domains of network topology, scalability, service discovery, security requirements and usability in the making of IoT Networks.[Technical Tradeoffs of IoT Platform ELC 2016]
Presenter: Michael E.Anderson, The PTR Summary: This session will provide an overview of different platforms like Thread group (Google/Nest), Allseen Alliance (Qualcomm), Apple’s Homekit, the Open Interconnect Consortium (Intel) and their capabilities and barriers to entry as the industry prepares for a fight to determine the future of device in IoT.How to Use IoTivity on Tizen OS [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Phil Coval Summary: This presentation explains how to use IoTivity on various Tizen system — Tizen:2.4 Mobile, Tizen:Wearable, Tizen:Common 3, Tizen yocto and related projects.Smart Home Appliance Development Based on the IoTivity Open Source Stack [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Junghyun Oh, Samsung Summary: This talk explores different methods to monitor/control the actual device by utilizing the IoTivity Stack.Real-Time IoT from the Edge of Space [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Matt Long, Microsoft Summary: The presenter discusses new architecture concepts for IoT using Embedded Linux and Microsoft Azure that provides a powerful and simple interface that is extreme low latency, high throughput, linearly scalable, and economical using experimental technology.
Implementing Miniature Smart Home [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Constantin Musca, Intel Summary: This presentation talks about different methods to build a smart home using IoT capable devices.
Javascript and Distributed IoT Computing [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Wolfgang Mauerer, Technical University Regensburg/Siemens AG Summary: The talk introduces the concept of a virtual computing platform that uses JavaScript as unconventional basis for distributed, heterogenous computing in networks of IoT systems.An experimental implementation of the concept is also presented and evaluated.BoF: AllSeen Alliance, AllJoyn, and OCF IoTivity [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Art Lancaster, AllSeen Alliance Summary: The BOF session is a discussion about the status and future of the two open source standard initiatives – their current status and how they may and should evolve to meet the objective of an open, non-proprietary standard for IOT.Keynote – Mine the IoT Skills Gap: Architecting User-Centric Competitive Product Advantage [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Dr.Sarah Cooper, M2Mi Summary: This is a keynote address about challenges and requirements IoT networks bring in to the physical world and to the software developer.Keynote: Towards IoT Convergence [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Bryan Che, Red Hat Summary: This is a keynote address about IoT re-defining the boundaries and broadening the impact of technologies and practices in areas like security, managing scalability and integrity across solution lifecycles.Bringing Intelligence to IoT Devices – Challenges Faced and Solleta Approach [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Otavio Busatto Pontes, Intel OTC Summary: This talk discusses two solutions using Linux and open source libs for fuzzy, neural networks and IoT.
The results will be compared, memory analysis will be made to expose its strengths and weaknesses.The Future is Proximal: Why Cloud Fails IoT [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Noah Harlan, AllSeen Alliance Summary: The presentation briefly touches upon evolution of distributed architecture and computing and challenges of deploying cloud computing for IoT.
AllJoyn 101: Make Smarter Devices [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Ivan Judson, Microsoft Summary: The presentation discussed IoT Service Architecture and different methods to deploy this on IoT devices to make a smarter network.Zephyr™ Project: An RTOS to change the face of IoT [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Anas Nashif, Intel Summary: This session will talk about how Zephyr was conceived to develop a real-time OS for IoT devices.The Role of Cloud and Mobile Apps in IoT [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Phani Pandrangi, Kii Summary: In this session, the presenter illustrates (with examples) the place cloud and apps occupy in a typical IoT solution – and how they enable IoT adoption.Migrating your IoT Application from RTOS to Embedded Linux (lessons learned) [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Aaron Nevarez Summary: This presentation talks about different challenges and need to integrate different protocols, system s/w and applications into Embedded Linux to be able to leverage open source work in the world of IoT.Creating the Open Source Building Blocks for IoT [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Ian Skerett, Eclipse Foundation Summary: This presentation will focus on common architectures for IoT solutions, how the different open standards can be used to implement IoT capabilities and introduce how open source projects like Eclipse IoT can be used to create IoT solutions based on the open standards.
Embedded Programming for IoT [ELC 2016]
Presenter: John Light, Intel OTC Summary: This session discusses topics like heap fragmentation and techniques like heap, stack and thread management in the context of Embedded IoT devices.
Introduction to IoT.js [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Tilmann Scheller, Samsung Electronics Summary: This session introduces IoT.js, which is a platform for IoT applications written in JavaScript.IoT.js is a lightweight version of Node.js, designed to bring the success of Node.js to small IoT devices like lamps, thermometers, switches and sensors.Linux and Real-Time Java for IoT [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Randy Rorden, PTC Inc.Summary: This talk discusses how an embedded real-time Java VM can achieve sub-millisecond response times on Linux for IoT gateways and edge devices.IoT provisioning with Web NFC [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Zoltan Kis, Intel OTC Summary: This presentation introduces relevant features of Web NFC and the Physical Web, followed by the issues of provisioning, scaling and deploying IoT solutions.The Future of IoT Education – Our Journey in Teaching IoT [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Alexandru Radovici, Wyliodrin Summary: This session focuses on the educational aspects of IoT.
It describes some initial attempts to deliver an IoT course and the difficulties that were encountered.Based on this experience a new approach to IoT education is proposed.
Developing IoT Solutions with ODL and the Role of IoT Middleware [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Lionel Florit, Cisco Summary: This presentation explores the role of the middleware and how it works through the oneM2M example, and how it can be deployed in real life, using an implementation (IoTDM) running on OpenDayLight.Automating your Home with Home Assistant: Python’s Answer to the Internet of Things [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Paulus Schoutsen, AppFolio Summary: This presentation will explore the simple approach that Home Assistant takes to the IoT and how this translates into a scalable software architecture that is already powering thousands of homes all over the world.Considerations for Building Enterprise Grade IoT [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Ishu Verma, Red Hat Summary: This session reviews the evolution the various stages IoT implementations, Hobby PoC to enterprise grade IoT implementation.The session also covers the unique requirements for enterprise grade IoT and how it differs from consumer IoT.Can the Promise of an Interoperable Smart Grid be Finally Realized in IoT? [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Odealya Price, Itron IoT Summary: This talk discusses challenges posed by internetworking of IoT devices described as Smart Grid and issues encountered like cyber-security, SDN, big data and containerization of applications at the IoT network edge.Keynote: How the Automotive World Can Embrace IoT and Unlock New Opportunities and Experiences [ELC 2016]
Presenter: Peter Virk, Jaguar Land Rover Summary: This is a key note address on how the automotive world, which is packed with hundreds and thousands of signals and sensors can unlock new experience by IoT revolution.The Little IoT Agent (liota) [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Greg Bolella, Vmware Summary: This presentation discusses liota (an open-source IoT project from Vmware) in detail, re-cap the liota hackathon held before the conference and look at some of the sources developed as part of the hackathon.Zephyr Project: An RTOS to Change the Face of IoT [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Geoff Thorpe, NXP Semiconductor Summary: This talk will provide some provocative insights into IoT Security generally, as well as outlining the role the Zephyr project has to play.
Leveraging IoT Biometrics and Zephyr RTOS for Neonatal Nursing in Uganda [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Teresa Cauvel, Neopenda Summary: The speaker describes how they started off from open-source components such as the Zephyr Project to architect and design the solution, develop the first prototypes and finally go in production.Soletta: Closing the IoT Development Gap [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Gustavo Sverzut Barbieri, ProFUSION Embedded Systems Summary: This presentation covers “Soletta: a software framework for IoT development”.It also covers features such as update, crypto, persistence and more in the context of IoT and how code can be reused as those are exposed in an uniform API accessible from C/C++ and JavaScript.How to Build a Distributed Serverless Polyglot Micro Services IoT Platform Using Docker and OpenWhisk [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Kalonji Bankole, IBM Summary: This talk will detail ways to build a distributed serverless, polyglot, microservices framework using different open source technologies.
Linux+Zephyr: IoT Made Easy [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Pantelis Antoniou, Konsulko Group Summary: The presenter covers the procedure to use a Linux gateway to control Zephyr IoT nodes with a use-case by a novel Linux sensor bus remote access solution that cuts down on the software stack requirements on the Zephyr IoT node.Creating Continuous Delivery for Yocto Based IoT Distribution [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Alexander Kanevskiy, Intel Summary: This presentation shares the experience of creating collaborative infrastructure for Ostro Project IoT focused Linux distribution using Yocto tools, GitHub, Jenkins and several other tools to establish CD pipeline for the project.Tutorial: Building an IoT Empire [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Michael Schloh von Bennewitz, Computer Scientist Summary: This is a half day course which goes through theory and practice of IoT use cases by implementing them hands on.A number of IoT hardware devices are observed, handled, and put in service.
IoTivity: The Open Connectivity Foundation and the IoT Challenge [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Thiago Macieira, Intel Summary: This session will explain how IoTivity and the OCF are related to one another and how they are trying to solve the IoT challenge.Building an IoT-class Device [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Igor Stoppa, Open Source Technology Center, Intel Summary: This tutorial aims at giving both a working methodology for designing and planning own work, and a set of practical steps, toward the creation of a basic – working – device.Using Greybus for IoT [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Alexandre Bailon, BayLibre Summary: The presenter gives an overview of the Greybus protocol, explains how to use it and also presents its benefits for IoT as well the cons.Power Management Challenges in IoT and How Zephyr RTOS Meets Them [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Ramesh Thomas, Intel Summary: This presentation will give an insight into the Zephyr power management design and the philosophies behind it.Enabling IoT OSs for Intel Quark MCU platforms: The Fast Way [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Andre Guedes, Intel Summary: This talk aims to provide an overview on the QMSI project, discuss how Zephyr and Contiki OSs are currently integrating with QMSI and how other software stacks can reuse it to leverage Intel Quark MCU platforms support.How to Prototype an IoT Hardware with IoTivity on GNU/Linux [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Phil Coval, Samsung Summary: This presentation will try explain how to use open source in very practical approach.Some demonstrations are shown on Tizen or Yocto based systems (AGL, GENIVI and more), on various hardware (RaspberryPi, MinnowBoard, or ARTIK ..,).Open Source Development for the ESP8266 and Azure [ELCE 2016]
Presenter: Ivan Judson, Rita Zhang & Pamela Cortez, Microsoft Summary: This presentation talks about open source development for ESP8266 and Azure.
IoTivity and Embedded Linux Support [ELC 2015]
Presenter: Kishen Maloor, Intel Summary: The session talks about how IoTivity over Yocto makes an ideal platform for developing Embedded IoT applications.The OpenDOF Project – An Open Distributed Object Framework For The IoT [ELC 2015]
Presenter: Bryant Eastham, Panasonic Summary: This presentation talks about Open Distribution Open Framework from Panasonic, and ways it can be fine-tuned to deploy the same for IoT requirements.Building IoT systems with openHAB [ELC 2015]
Presenter: Matt Porter, Konsulko Summary: The presentation talks about openHAB architecture and its implementation in IoT Networks.The Internet Of Things [ELCE 2012]
Presenter: Mike Anderson, CTO at The PTR Group Summary: This is a key note address on Internet Of Things..
