Oniro Project: How to Push IoT Development to the Next Level
summary
Project claims to unify fragmented IoT stacks by providing a Yocto/Bitbake-based build system, layered BSPs and SDKs that target both Linux and Zephyr devices, plus OTA, security, discovery and protocol-agnostic comms. Release started October 2021 and includes three SECO reference platforms, blueprints like a smart vending demo, and CI that boots real boards via LAVA + GitHub Runners CI while enforcing IP checks (OpenChain, SPDX, Debian). Expect production-ready images and replaceable components via meta layers and blueprints.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:09THE FRAGMENTATION ISSUE IN NUMBERS
- 2:17FRAGMENTATION: CONS
- 3:55MAIN PRINCIPLES
- 4:38BUILD SYSTEM
- 7:14THE ARCHITECTURE LAYERS
- 9:50CONNECTIVITY
- 10:28CONTINUOUS INTEGRATION AND DEPLOYMENT
- 11:15TESTING
- 12:28EFFORT DISTRIBUTION
- 13:34OPINIONATED DEFAULTS
- 14:07HARDWARE ENABLEMENT STRATEGY
- 15:48VENDING MACHINE BLUEPRINT
- 16:57THE ADDED-VALUE
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