Best Practices for IoT Prototyping

Theses slides were used as part of the "Best Practices for IoT Prototyping" which took place on November 1, 2017.

For a video recording of this webinar, head here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoAv8liLEYU

Transcript

1. Best Practices for IoT Prototyping November 2017
2. today’s agenda Thanks for giving us your time today. Over the next 30 minutes we will cover: Welcome and Kickoff Introductions and Background Technology Overview - Helium Wallo Use Case Discussion Q & A Technology Overview - Google Cloud IoT Core
3. introductions Mark Phillips Director, Customer Success mark@helium.com Helium Travis Hagens Head of Strategic Partnerships travishagens@google.om Google Cloud IoT Sunil Shah Co-Founder sunil@wallo.io Wallo Jimmy Chan Co-Founder jimmy@wallo.io Wallo
4. Helium was founded with a mission to make it easier to connect and make sense of the physical world. Our belief is that it shouldn’t be difficult to connect and manage your IoT devices. Delivering data from device to cloud, regardless of your application architecture, should be straightforward and always secure. Helium's goal is to bring modern software engineering techniques to IoT and embedded device connectivity, accelerating IoT adoption across industries to more quickly and easily bring the physical world online. about helium
5. Successful IoT implementations require consideration across the value chain Sensor Connectivity Cloud Storage Business Application Data Identification Data Frequency Hardware Selection Range & Power Provision, Manage, Update Secure Transmission Stakeholders Involved Workflow & Impact Analysis Benefit Accrual Centralized Data Hub Aligned with Corporate Standards Capture Secure & Transmit Track & Distribute Analyze & Integrate
6. Simple, Secure Connectivity for Smart Devices Global Wireless, Zero Config Deployment Low Power, Long Range Future-proofed Scalable 
 & Secure
7. introducing Cloud IoT Core
8. Fully-managed service to securely connect and manage your global device network Protocol Bridge: • MQTT protocol endpoint • Automatic load balancing • Global data access with Pub/Sub
 Device Manager: • Configure individual devices • Update and control devices • Role level access control • Console and APIs for device deployment and monitoring
 Cloud IoT Core
9. Intelligence at the edge with Google Cloud IoT Core
10. • Small team interested in niche IoT opportunities • Founded in January 2017 • Previous experience in Energy, Semiconductor, Automotive, and Infrastructure Planning industries. • Focus on community based IoT Applications about wallo
11. • Commercially available hardware • Remote-upgradeable • Network must be independent of in-home wifi • High network reliability • Multiple devices supported with a network coverage of 10,000+ sqft • Low data costs • Low network latency • Simple provisioning list of requirements
12. Components • Raspberry Pi based controller • Huawei USB cell modem • ResinOS / Docker • T-mobile network • AWS IoT + Lambda
 original solution
13. Components • Raspberry Pi based controller • Helium Element (Gateway) • Helium Atom • Google IoT Core • Google Cloud Functions
 helium + google solution Additional benefits: • Lowered/predictable monthly cost • Predictable network reliability • Extensible point-star system • Fewer platforms to manage • Better developer experience • Streamlined dev-ops • Better support

14. Q & A
15. thank you Mark Phillips Director, Customer Success mark@helium.com Helium Travis Hagens Head of Strategic Partnerships travishagens@google.om Google Cloud IoT Sunil Shah Co-Founder sunil@wallo.io Wallo Jimmy Chan Co-Founder jimmy@wallo.io Wallo