The impossible job of being an IoT expert
summary
Claim: no one can be a complete end-to-end IoT expert; success requires assembling many specialists. Evidence: sensors produce tiny 11-byte payloads but thousands or millions multiply metadata; gateways and network servers matter, sometimes requiring Linux on gateways and attention to RSSI SNR; security, Big Data storage, front-end UX, analytics/ML, and domain integration (examples: occupancy and people counting used differently in offices malls airports) — partnerships are the practical solution.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:48Inspiration
- 1:30About Charles
- 2:22Sensors
- 3:15Networks
- 4:14Security
- 4:52Data
- 6:28Frontend
- 7:17DaytoDay
- 8:57Integration
- 10:03Analytics
- 11:09Different Industries
- 12:13Chain of Value
- 14:04Conclusion
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