IoT protocols for the Things
Slide Deck
Session Abstract:
The overriding goal of this session is to help prepare the design of an IoT system starting with the device, up to the Cloud and other components between them.
Embedded systems using sensors and connectivity are not new to embedded developers. Using these elements with multiple additional Internet technologies is. Adding these new system requirements to constrained devices is a challenge. In this presentation, we will spend more time looking at the impact of specific IoT protocols.
There many IP protocols competing to become IoT protocols. We can list:
- HTTP and HTTPS
- Websocket
- COAP
- MQTT
- DDS
For each of these IP protocols, there are pros and cons:
Pros:
o Network bandwidth required to use the protocol
o Processor resources needed to run the protocol
o Typical payload
o Typical latency (typical real-timeness of the protocol)
o Security requirements (firewall issues, others)
o State the SDO supporting the protocol and the standard number when available (ex. IETF RFC for COAP).
Cons:
o Why and when not to use it
Use cases : some vertical markets examples
The presentation will go over these protocols and provide use cases for each one.
At the end of the presentation, a product developer should be able to take a decision on which protocol is best suited for his application.
Speaker:
Christian Lagare
CTO at Micrium
Christian Legare joined Micrium in 2002, a leading provider of embedded software, including the uC/OS real time kernel. Prior to Micrium, he was in charge of an IP (Internet Protocol) certification program at the International Institute of Telecom (IIT) in Montreal, Canada. Throughout his 22 years in the telecom industry, he has served as an executive in large scale organizations as well as start-ups, mainly in the engineering and R&D fields. He also currently serve as vice president of the IPSO Alliance Board of Directors, where he provides guidance on the embedded systems industry to the IPSO Alliance to advance the mutual goals of making IoT a reality. He holds a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Sherbrooke, in Quebec, Canada.
Session Tags
Enterprise, Small / Medium Enterprise, OEM
Standards, Protocols, Interoperability, IoT device, Product design, Thing design
VP / Director, Middle Management, Technical, Business Line Management, Operations
Intermediate, Beginner
https://www.linkedin.com/in/christian-l%C3%A9gar%C3%A9-88b3652
Retail, Manufacturing, Telecom, Banking, Financial Services, Insurance, Industrials, Healthcare, Consumer, Government / Public Sector, Pharmaceutical /
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