Making Your IoT Ideas a Reality with the Simple and Powerful Intel® IoT Developer Kit
summary
Shows how the Intel Edison (dual-core Atom, ~500 MHz, 1 GB RAM, 4 GB flash) plus Arduino-compatible expansion and Yocto Linux run real code end-to-end: C/C++ via Eclipse and Node.js via XDK IoT Edition, samples include LED blink, button→buzzer, temperature sensor→LCD and code to push observations to Intel IoT Cloud. Demos compile and run on-board (LED and buzzer work live; cloud upload code is shown though Wi‑Fi wasn’t connected on stage). Roadshows produced 41 projects from ~150 attendees; Galileo distro counts ~50,000 boards distributed.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to IoT
- 1:50Hardware overview and Arduino basics
- 7:33Intel Edison and Galileo boards
- 15:23IoT Developer Kit and SDKs
- 24:44Hardware setup and drivers
- 29:43Blinking LED with C++ in Eclipse
- 35:18Blinking LED with JavaScript in XDK
- 43:36Building a calling bell demo
- 48:24Digital and analog I/O demo
- 52:26Turning embedded into IoT application
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