Decentralising the IOT for Smarter Cities and Businesses
summary
m-net is a decentralized backbone that ties IoT sensors and enterprise systems to a public blockchain while keeping bulky data off‑chain using a Hermus gateway that snapshots every DB change into a 500–550 MB bundle uploaded for a fixed fee of about $12 covering ~15,000–16,000 sensor readings. Data files are stored by incentivized Atlas nodes that verify hashes on chain. End‑to‑end device security relies on custom Bluetooth sensors with embedded crypto chips and tamper detection and the stack is fully open source.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Blockchain and IoT synergy
- 1:33Core industry challenges
- 3:58The m-net project solution
- 6:22Technical architecture
- 9:48Vaccine supply chain use case
- 12:21Future outlook and conclusion
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