The Features of IoT

RE: The Features of IoT

elydreng — Mon, 12 Dec 2016 10:35:43 GMT

great post, shabaz!

nice pictures and good text - i clearly understood all what you wrote.

what about Iot Achilles Heel?

i mean some like what

RE: The Features of IoT

DAB — Mon, 24 Nov 2014 20:18:13 GMT

Very good detailed update.

DAB

RE: The Features of IoT

e14 Contributor — Mon, 24 Nov 2014 14:59:36 GMT

Very good post Shabaz! Interesting summary of the IoT features!

RE: The Features of IoT

mitko369 — Mon, 24 Nov 2014 12:01:14 GMT

Excellent summary of IoT/IoE cross domain. Typically people blog about their area of interest and forget about the big picture. You focused on all the elements that can build a complete solution. GREAT!!!

RE: The Features of IoT

mcb1 — Mon, 24 Nov 2014 01:14:40 GMT

Nice summary.

While the IOT/IOE is easily achievable, I think we sometimes forget WHY.

What is it we are trying to achieve, and how will this be helpful.

Sure it sounds great to know your inside temperature has risen one or two degrees, but so what ... you're at work and not due to head home for another 6 hours.

The other thing that isn't represented in small scale 1-1024 nodes is efficient use of bandwidth.

The EnOcean devices EnOcean Sensor KitEnOcean Sensor Kit we used in the "Forget Me Not" did allow for granuality to be set, so the sensor didn't transmit every change.

The protocol was using very short RF transmission times and anti collision techniques to reduce the bandwidth used.

Some other systems are not quite so efficient and as [mention:b60dcf9c31a8492ea6badbcc611934d0:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] pointed out in this post IP Post 2: Designing A System Of IOTs- Rant! with 1/2 million homes each with one or more sensor using the internet, it will quickly become clogged.

So while I acknowledge the technology is there, and can be beneficial, we need to temper that with not losing site of the end goal and why are we doing this.

Mark