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The Internet of Things is…Intelligence Everywhere
Home/ Industrial
Sensors
Network DC/Cloud
Gateway
*** Goldman Sachs** IMC/EDC: The Digital Universe of Opportunities* IDC
***COST OF
SENSORS2X
PAST 10 YEARS
COST OF BANDWIDTH
40XPAST 10 YEARS
COST OF PROCESSING
60XPAST 10 YEARS
44ZETABYTES**
IoT Comms Infrastructure
Bluetooth 4.2BlueZ (Classic + LE)
NFCneard
TelephonyoFono
IP
IEEE 802.15.4
Interconnect
Device Discovery & MessagingREST/CoAP
Protocol BridgeServices(Rich Device)
Kernel
DLNA Plugindleyna
Comprehensive comms framework for any type of implementation.
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Addressing the Challenge of Communications
OIC goal is to make it easy for devices to connect and interoperate - regardless of vendor, OS, hardware, etc.
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100+
Industry Standards
Open Source
Interoperability+ =
Open source and standards to foster innovation.
Building Connectivity Standards
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IoT can’t deliver potential without the cloud
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Cloud-Native Architecture for IoT
•Devices can reach the cloud directly.
•Devices can self-organize if the cloud is not accessible.
•Architecture and protocols don’t have to be replaced when device deployment changes from local-only to cloud-connected.
•Encourages end-to-end micro-services.
What Makes OIC and IoTivity “Cloud-Native”
• IPV6 and 6LoWPAN designed into the protocol from the beginning; provided there is a link to the internet, supporting devices can readily talk to the cloud.
• RESTful API techniques that tolerate intermittent connections between devices and services
• CoAP (constrained application protocol) over TCP/IP that allows local devices to reach the cloud by sending information via TCP/IP to the cloud, while using the simpler UDP protocol locally.
•XMPP (extensible message passing protocol) originally developed for chat applications.
• JavaScript APIs implemented via node.js in IoTivity to ease both local and cloud development.
Where OIC is today
1.0 Spec ready today
1.0 IoTivity code ready
First round of certification in progress
OIC-certified products shipping in volume soon
Participate!Become A Member! Join Open Source Project Get Educated on the Standard
Membership includes:Gold Membership and above:• Certify spec compliant apps and
devices• Use OIC branding• Benefit from patent cross-licensing
protection• Provide input in the standard
development• Participate in working groupsPlatinum and above:• Vote in working groups• Have leadership positions Diamond and above:• One director appointed the board
http://openinterconnect.org/join/
• Download the code and get started
• Code is available at under the Apache v2.0 license
• Contribute code!
http://www.IoTivity.org
• Go to the website to find out more and sign up to get updates http://openinterconnect.org/newsletter/
http://www.openinterconnect.org
Device interoperability will change IoT as we know it today!