The Future of IoT: Data Sharing and Collaboration
summary
Claims a decentralized legal+technical framework that issues a data sharing driver's license and enforces attribute‑level access control, with governments in the Netherlands Belgium Austria and Finland rolling it into the energy sector and thousands of organizations already connected. Implements federated identity, assurance checks and contractable access so backends can grant temporary, auditable rights to specific attributes for digital twins. Publishes a data spaces cookbook and reports live ecosystems in 16 countries. Links: The Things Stack LoRaWAN Network Server.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00IoT data sharing challenges
- 1:13European data laws
- 2:17ISA framework origins
- 3:42ISA for secure sharing
- 5:26Trust in data transactions
- 7:11Government adoption
- 8:36Federated data exchange
- 10:02Data spaces in IoT
- 11:31Future of shared sensor data
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