Keynote: Connecting the Dots on All Things Great and Small
summary
Edge computing is mainstream: connected things now outnumber phones, and companies move functionality into small local computers that actually ship and pay. Examples include a temporary‑fencing firm that adds an edge computer with image recognition and SigFox/LoRa messages and earns as much from surveillance as from fencing, and a faucet maker that deploys edge analytics to optimize janitorial routes and soap/towel usage. The emerging stack uses Zephyr, EdgeX Foundry, Linux Foundation Networking and cloud‑native tooling (Kubernetes), with security and deployment patterns still maturing.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 4:00Kubernetes and the Impact of Cloud
- 5:47The Edge Is Real
- 6:48The Number of Connected Things Exceeded the Number of Connected Phones
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