40875 The dark Age of IoT
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Claim: the IoT smart home is a fragmented, immature “dark age” where proprietary protocols multiply and user experience suffers. Demonstrations use EnOcean hardware, a USB protocol stick, an Arduino-driven LED and a Node.js bridge to show a single button press requiring four to six computers end-to-end — it works but is fragile. Rule automation uses Eclipse SmartHome rules; emotion-aware automation uses Microsoft Cognitive Services, a 30-day personal dataset, and a fuzzy-forest Node module to predict mood. The result moves beyond a glorified light switch toward empathic, language-driven automation.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 3:54THE HISTORY OF SEATTLE THE HISTORY OF FAILURE
- 10:31IN THE SMART HOME SPACE WE 'RE CLOSE TO THE FIRE
- 11:40WE NEED TO FIRE UP OUR BUSINESS...
- 14:10WHAT WE FORGET
- 15:38UNDERSTAND
- 16:13PROTOCOLS
- 18:17CONSOLIDATE
- 29:33NOT AUTOMATED
- 31:09RULE ENGINE
- 39:01EMOTIONS
- 41:29GATHERING THE DATA BY ASKING THE USER
- 44:46DEMO
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