Open Source, IoT, and the Big Monster

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Bosch builds a cloud-backed IoT platform inside a new software subsidiary, deliberately basing core pieces on Eclipse IoT projects so commodity plumbing is shared and vendor lock‑in shrinks. Production scale is explicit — 1 million devices per day rolls off factories — and the platform uses Eclipse Hono for ingest plus Eclipse Ditto for per‑device digital twins, integrates Paho/Vorto flows, and enforces IP checks and open‑source governance. Outcome: cross‑domain APIs and federation goals emerge, with lifecycle, update and security work still ongoing.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 16:22The Open Source Strategy
3. 18:54Eclipse Foundation
4. 41:01Basics of Security
5. 45:00Devices Need To Be Able To Run Autonomously

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