Discover the possibilities of the XDK Node
summary
Bosch XDK Node ships as a freely programmable sensor box with a LoRa extension, eight onboard sensors and a market of ready-made apps; demonstrations include a particle station, a motorboat nozzle controller and a parking sensor that claims self-calibrating magnetometer+radar PLS with no maintenance and 3–10 year battery life. Tooling shows over-the-air flashing to LoRa back-ends via the workbench, a Mita rapid-prototyping language, a 4,500-developer community and a cited 500-piece cost barrier for moving from prototype to volume.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:28BOSCH CONNECTED DEVICES AND SOLUTIONS
- 1:57Cross Domain Development Kit (XDK) Strategy for Customer barrier
- 2:521. Cross Domain Development Kit (DK) Strategy for Customer barrier
- 3:141. Cross Domain Development Kit (XDK) Embark on the Journey to IOT Applications with Bosch as your Partner
- 4:061. Cross Domain Development Kit (XDK) The universal, freely programmable smart sensor
- 6:00XDK LoRa-Extension Sense-Think-Connect-Act
- 8:39Traci Tracking and monitoring in construction
- 10:05Parking Lot Sensor (PLS)
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