Eddystone, an Open Format for Beacons and Connected Devices
summary
Eddystone is an open beacon format announced by Google that aims to be richer than Apple’s iBeacon and is supported by about 70% of mobile phones worldwide. The talk explains the Eddystone specification and shows how to interact with Eddystone beacons and connected objects from Android and iOS devices, both with and without a dedicated app.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11What is a beacon
- 4:24Consumer uses
- 7:17Apple iBeacon features
- 10:50Eddystone name origin
- 11:53Eddystone specs
- 13:36Generating Eddystone UID
- 15:02Scanning on Android
- 17:07Eddystone-URL and telemetry
- 19:37Advanced telemetry
- 20:23Proximity Beacon API
- 23:15Physical Web basics
- 25:20Physical Web examples
- 26:29Eddystone benefits
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