Oniro Blueprints for IoT devices
summary
Oniro presents a reproducible IoT OS plus ready “blueprints” that actually build and run: images are built with Yocto/OpenEmbedded/BitBake, kernels choose Linux or Zephyr, and UIs use LVGL UI toolkit; the vending-machine demo runs on a Seco x86 board with HDMI UI + control app over websockets driving a 5x5 LED matrix, the keypad and door‑lock run on Zephyr MCUs (pin stored in NVM), and a Thread border router runs on Raspberry Pi 4 with Zephyr nodes — all documented with repo manifests and build layers.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:48Who are we
- 2:58Who is hosting Oniro
- 7:38What does Oniro provide
- 10:30What are blueprints
- 17:41Keypad Blueprint
- 19:28Door Lock Blueprint
- 22:48IoT Gateway Blueprint
- 25:50Summary
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