AliOS Things - The New Generation of IoT Operating Systems
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AliOS Things is an open‑source IoT OS released in 2017 with five public releases and ~200+ GitHub stars, positioning itself to shrink platform fragmentation (from ~100 down toward ~10 variants) by shipping a small-footprint RTOS plus embedded Linux, a TrustZone-based TEE, OTA and device‑cloud tooling, and a stable AOS API layer. It supports multiple CPU families and a mesh networking stack, provides a unified sensor metadata model, and runs integrated IDE/debug and certification infrastructure for commercial devices.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:40IoT vision and challenges
- 6:23AliOS Things evolution
- 8:56Key features and architecture
- 14:00Kernel and connectivity
- 16:56Mesh networking
- 17:42Sensor management
- 19:31Voice and local AI
- 21:42Ecosystem and community
- 25:19Hardware and certification
- 27:06Current support and releases
- 28:15Q&A and conclusion
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