The Internet of Things is dead. Long live the Internet!

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2. THE IOT IS DEAD. LONG LIVE THE INTERNET! Brandon Satrom | @BrandonSatrom | brandon@particle.io
6. THE IOT, CIRCA 1926
7. “ ” - Nikola Tesla THE IOT, CIRCA 1926 When wireless is perfectly applied the whole earth will be converted into a huge brain, which in fact it is, all things being particles of a real and rhythmic whole… and the instruments through which we shall be able to do this will be amazingly simple compared with our present telephone. A man will be able to carry one in his vest pocket.
9. Mainframe PC Internet Mobile
10. Mainframe PC Internet Mobile Size
11. Mainframe PC Internet Mobile Quantity
13. 34 BILLION Devices online by 2020 Spent on the IoT (2016-2021) $6 TRILLION
14. Promise vs. Messy Reality
15. Promise vs. Messy Reality The IoT
16. Promise vs. Messy Reality
17. Promise vs. Messy Reality
18. Promise vs. Messy Reality
19. Promise vs. Messy Reality
21. “ ” That is the core of what the internet of things is: the ability to cheaply gather ever more granular data, analyze it, and draw conclusions. When applied to industrial processes, it can save on energy use. When applied to medicine, it can help allocate resources such as nurses or equipment. When applied to cities, it can reduce traffic congestion and pollution.
23. “ ” - Stacey Higginbothom But when applied to marketing, price-setting for insurance or loans, or determining who can have access to jobs or services, it becomes nefarious. It's a problem in marketing because you can customize a pitch to the point where it's not really a pitch, but a psychological manipulation that people may not even realize influences them to buy the product.
24. PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME
25. PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME IOT TODAY
26. WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?
27. AN INFORMAL HISTORY OF LAUGHABLE INNOVATIONS
28. The Television
29. The Television Radio is the theater of the mind; television is the theater of the mindless. - Steve Allen “ ”
30. The Television
31. The Television Television won't be able to hold on to any market it captures after the first six months. People will soon get tired of staring at a plywood box every night. - Darryl Zanuck “ ”
32. The Television Television won't be able to hold on to any market it captures after the first six months. People will soon get tired of staring at a plywood box every night. - Darryl Zanuck “ ” % of British homes without these “essentials,” circa 1971 TV Telephone Fridge Indoor Bathroom 0% 17.5% 35% 52.5% 70%
33. The Personal Computer
34. The Personal Computer There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home. - Ken Olsen “ ”
35. The Personal Computer
36. The Personal Computer I think there is a world market for maybe five computers. - Thomas Watson “ ”
37. The Personal Computer I think there is a world market for maybe five computers. - Thomas Watson “ ” % of US Households with a PC 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 1984 1989 1993 1997 2000 2001 2003 2010
38. The Internet
39. The Internet I predict the Internet will soon go spectacularly supernova and in 1996 catastrophically collapse. - Robert Metcalfe “ ”
40. $36 The Internet I predict the Internet will soon go spectacularly supernova and in 1996 catastrophically collapse. - Robert Metcalfe “ ” Amazon stock on April 1, 2003
41. $36 The Internet I predict the Internet will soon go spectacularly supernova and in 1996 catastrophically collapse. - Robert Metcalfe “ ” Amazon stock on April 1, 2003 $2,003 Amazon stock on July 1, 2018
42. Mobile
43. Mobile There’s no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. - Steve Ballmer “ ”
44. Mobile There’s no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share. - Steve Ballmer “ ”
45. WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?
46. Every Innovation Follows a Pattern PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME
47. Every Innovation Follows a Pattern PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME Best Tech Ever!
48. Every Innovation Follows a Pattern PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME Best Tech Ever! Hmm…
49. Every Innovation Follows a Pattern PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME Best Tech Ever! Hmm… This is bad
50. Every Innovation Follows a Pattern PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME Best Tech Ever! Hmm… This is bad Worst tech ever!
51. Every Innovation Follows a Pattern PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME Best Tech Ever! Hmm… This is bad Worst tech ever! Well, maybe this is useful…
52. Every Innovation Follows a Pattern PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME Best Tech Ever! Hmm… This is bad Worst tech ever! Well, maybe this is useful… This actually is useful!
53. Every Innovation Follows a Pattern PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME Best Tech Ever! Hmm… This actually is useful! This is where the real work happens
54. LONG LIVE THE INTERNET!
55. The Internet of ___
56. The Internet of ___ The Internet of Personal Computers?
57. The Internet of ___ The Internet of Personal Computers? The Internet of Mobile?
58. The Internet of ___ The Internet of Personal Computers? The Internet of Mobile? The Internet of Things?
59. THE IOT: IT’S JUST “THE INTERNET”
60. PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME IOT TODAY
61. PEAK OF INFLATED EXPECTATIONS TECHNOLOGY TRIGGER TROUGH OF DISILLUSIONMENT SLOPE OF ENLIGHTENMENT PLATEAU OF PRODUCTIVITY VISIBILITY TIME IOT TOMORROW!
62. Exiting the trough…
63. Exiting the trough… 1 FOCUS ON SOLVING REAL PROBLEMS
64. Exiting the trough… 1 2 FOCUS ON SOLVING REAL PROBLEMS BE SMARTER ABOUT CONNECTIVITY AND SECURITY
65. Exiting the trough… 1 3 2 FOCUS ON SOLVING REAL PROBLEMS BE SMARTER ABOUT CONNECTIVITY AND SECURITY EMBRACE THE INTERNET
66. SOLVING REAL PROBLEMS
67. You can put Wi-Fi in it, but should you?
68. You can put Wi-Fi in it, but should you?
76. WITH THE INTERNET, CONNECTIVITY ENABLED COMMERCE
78. WITH THE INTERNET OF THINGS, CONNECTIVITY ENABLES CONTROL
79. SMARTFIN
81. ENVIROFIT
82. Connectivity is critical when…
83. Connectivity is critical when… 1 DEVICES ARE HARD TO REACH
84. Connectivity is critical when… 1 2 DEVICES ARE HARD TO REACH DEVICES ARE EXPENSIVE TO REPLACE
85. Connectivity is critical when… 1 3 2 DEVICES ARE HARD TO REACH DEVICES ARE EXPENSIVE TO REPLACE DEVICES NEED INTELLIGENCE AT SCALE
86. SOLVE PROBLEMS WHERE CONNECTIVITY IS THE SECRET SAUCE Takeaway
87. SMARTER CONNECTIVITY AND SECURITY
89. WI-FI IS BRITTLE
90. WI-FI IS BRITTLE CELLULAR IS EXPENSIVE
91. WI-FI IS BRITTLE CELLULAR IS EXPENSIVE BLUETOOTH IS LIMITED
92. Every connected device is a potential soldier in the next botnet army…
93. Every connected device is a potential soldier in the next botnet army…
94. Every connected device is a potential soldier in the next botnet army…
96. TO SUCCEED, THE IOT NEEDS A LITTLE LESS INTERNET
97. Traditional IoT: Hub and Spoke Wi-Fi Router
98. Traditional IoT: Hub and Spoke Wi-Fi Router
99. Traditional IoT: Hub and Spoke Wi-Fi Router
100. Traditional IoT: Hub and Spoke
101. Enter Mesh Networking Gateway
102. Enter Mesh Networking Gateway
103. Enter Mesh Networking Gateway
104. Enter Mesh Networking Gateway
105. Enter Mesh Networking Gateway
106. Mesh vs. Wi-FI and Cellular MESH NETWORKS ARE SCALABLE AND RELIABLE LOW COST LOW POWER HIGHLY RELIABLE $5 to $10 per module $10 to $20 per module $3 to $5 per module 150-300mA 200-2000mA 50mA Single point of failure Managed infrastructure Self-healing network WI-FI CELLULAR MESH NEW PROTOCOL
107. Nest: From Thermostats to Smoke Detectors
108. Nest: From Thermostats to Smoke Detectors
109. Nest: From Thermostats to Smoke Detectors
110. Nest: From Thermostats to Smoke Detectors
111. Nest: From Thermostats to Smoke Detectors
112. Nest: From Thermostats to Smoke Detectors
113. WHAT IS THREAD? ✴IPv6-based mesh ✴Wireless Personal Area Network ✴No single point of failure ✴Tailored to IoT Scenarios ✴Can be used in concert with Wi-Fi, Cellular and Bluetooth is a low-power networking protocol
114. THE THREAD GROUP & CONTRIBUTING OPENTHREAD
115. MESH DEVICES CAN COMMUNICATE WITHOUT AN INTERNET CONNECTION + FLOOD DETECTOR Mesh CONSOLE DEVICE CLOUD Mesh PUMP CONTROLLER
116. MESH DEVICES CAN COMMUNICATE WITHOUT AN INTERNET CONNECTION + FLOOD DETECTOR Mesh CONSOLE DEVICE CLOUD Mesh PUMP CONTROLLER
117. MESH DEVICES CAN COMMUNICATE WITHOUT AN INTERNET CONNECTION + FLOOD DETECTOR Mesh CONSOLE DEVICE CLOUD Mesh Mesh.publish() PUMP CONTROLLER
118. MESH DEVICES CAN COMMUNICATE WITHOUT AN INTERNET CONNECTION + FLOOD DETECTOR Mesh CONSOLE DEVICE CLOUD Mesh Mesh.publish() PUMP CONTROLLER
119. MESH DEVICES CAN COMMUNICATE WITHOUT AN INTERNET CONNECTION + FLOOD DETECTOR Mesh CONSOLE DEVICE CLOUD Mesh Mesh.publish() PUMP CONTROLLER
120. MESH DEVICES CAN COMMUNICATE WITHOUT AN INTERNET CONNECTION + FLOOD DETECTOR Mesh CONSOLE DEVICE CLOUD Mesh Mesh.publish() Mesh.subscribe() PUMP CONTROLLER
121. MESH DEVICES CAN COMMUNICATE WITHOUT AN INTERNET CONNECTION + FLOOD DETECTOR Mesh CONSOLE DEVICE CLOUD Mesh Mesh.publish() Mesh.subscribe() PUMP CONTROLLER
122. Mesh Networking options
123. Consider Mesh when…
124. Consider Mesh when… 1 YOU NEED TRUE, LOCAL NETWORKING
125. Consider Mesh when… 1 2 YOU NEED TRUE, LOCAL NETWORKING YOU WANT TO SECURE END DEVICES FROM THE INTERNET
126. Consider Mesh when… 1 3 2 YOU NEED TRUE, LOCAL NETWORKING YOU WANT TO SECURE END DEVICES FROM THE INTERNET YOU NEED RESILIENT NETWORKS OF DEVICES
127. Explore new, emerging IoT connectivity solutions. Takeaway
128. EMBRACING THE INTERNET
129. From Closed to Open
130. From Closed to Open
131. From Closed to Open
132. From Closed to Open
133. From Closed to Open
134. From Closed to Open
135. From Closed to Open
136. From Closed to Open
137. “The IoT” Is a new, foreign world for many hardware engineers
138. “The IoT” Is a new, foreign world for many hardware engineers What a typical hardware engineer understands today
139. “The IoT” Is a new, foreign world for many hardware engineers What a typical hardware engineer understands today
141. THE INTERNET DEMOCRATIZED DEVELOPMENT
142. JAVASCRIPT DEMOCRATIZED DEVELOPMENT
143. Three types of IoT Apps 1 3 IOT WEB APPS IOT MOBILE APPS IOT CLOUD APPS 2
144. JavaScript: The Common Denominator
145. JavaScript: The Common Denominator
146. IoT-powered web, mobile and Cloud Apps 1 3 IOT WEB APPS IOT MOBILE APPS IOT CLOUD APPS 2
147. IoT-powered web, mobile and Cloud Apps 1 3 IOT WEB APPS IOT MOBILE APPS IOT CLOUD APPS 2
148. IoT-powered web, mobile and Cloud Apps 1 3 IOT WEB APPS IOT MOBILE APPS IOT CLOUD APPS 2
149. IoT-powered web, mobile and Cloud Apps 1 3 IOT WEB APPS IOT MOBILE APPS IOT CLOUD APPS 2
150. How Web Apps Enable the IoT 1 IOT WEB APPS DATA AGGREGATION AND VISUALIZATION EXTENSIBLE AND PLATFORM-AGNOSTIC
151. The Particle JS Library const Particle = require('particle-api-js'); const particleAPI = new Particle(); const token = process.env.PARTICLE_TOKEN; const particle = { listDevices: () "=> { return new Promise((resolve, reject) "=> { particleAPI .listDevices({ auth: token }) .then(devices "=> resolve(devices)) .catch(err "=> reject(err)); }); }, deviceFunctions: deviceName "=> { return new Promise((resolve, reject) "=> { particleAPI .listDevices({ auth: token }) .then(devices "=> { const device = devices.body.filter(device "=> device.name ""=== deviceName)[0]; return device.id; .then(id "=> { return particleAPI.getDevice({ deviceId: id, auth: token }); }) .then(device "=> { resolve(device.body.functions); }).catch(err "=> reject(err)); }); }};
152. How Mobile Apps Enable the IoT VISUALIZATION AND CONTROL PORTABLE AND UBIQUITOUS 2 IOT MOBILE APPS
153. The NativeScript Particle Plugin listDevices(): void { this.devices.splice(0, this.devices.length); this.set(HelloWorldModel.SELECTED_DEVICE_KEY, undefined); this.particle.listDevices() .then(devices "=> { if (devices.length ""=== 0) { this.set(HelloWorldModel.MESSAGE_KEY, "No devices have been claimed in this account."); } else { this.set(HelloWorldModel.MESSAGE_KEY, "Select a device below:"); } this.devices.push(devices); }) .catch(error "=> this.set(HelloWorldModel.MESSAGE_KEY, error)); } onDeviceTap(args): void { this.set(HelloWorldModel.SELECTED_DEVICE_KEY, this.devices.getItem(args.index)); this.set(HelloWorldModel.MESSAGE_KEY, `Selected: ${this.selectedDevice.name}`); }
154. How Cloud Apps Enable the IoT INSIGHT & CONTROL (NEARLY) INFINITE COMPUTATIONAL POWER 3 IOT CLOUD APPS
155. The Particle IoT Rules Engine
156. The Particle IoT Rules Engine
157. IOT BUILDERS ARE THE REAL FULL-STACK DEVELOPERS
158. Embrace the ubiquity of JavaScript to democratize the IoT Takeaway
159. THE IOT IS DEAD. LONG LIVE THE INTERNET!
160. THANK YOU! @BrandonSatrom carrotpantsstudios.com linkedin.com/in/bsatrom brandon@particle.io