Mark Wharton Iotic-Labs
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Same dystopian future envisioned in past and now. Limited by imagination of database providers. Where is the imagination where’s the evolution, what’s the use-case Feeling of safety given by putting data into silos. Where’s the interaction? So where’s the safe place to interact
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- 2. Retro futures – dystopian? 1927 2012
- 3. Leave security to big data? 1984
- 4. Iotic Space – A safe place for things to interact Interact Relate Iotic Space Thingful Search & Discovery MQTT Python Java Raspberry Pi Arduino Freescale Community of unrelated things Mash-Apps Synthesis Big Data Gera s Registry
- 5. Everyway – Waterway and Railway
- 6. Those editions in brief Play Discover Friendship Partnership Enterprise
- 7. Play Edition Play Try the iotic experience Local LAN only Known Intranet of things
- 8. Discover Edition Discover Play Add Metadata to things Still local LAN only Discover new things as they appear Connect “on the fly”
- 9. Friendship edition Discover Friendship Interact with other communities Bridge to other LANs Walled garden of friends No Access control – all connections allowed
- 10. Partnership Friendship Partnership Interact with untrusted communities Walled garden of partners Access control – select which interactions you allow
- 11. Enterprise edition Partnership Enterprise Interact with entire Iotic Space Share data with the world Register your things globally Full Access Control – local and global
- 12. Iotic Space A safe place for things to interact Iotic Space Safe to be found Safe to interact Community InteractionCommunities Interacts
- 13. Questions? Thank you: Geek & Poke www.datamation.com Mark Wharton mark.wharton@iotic-labs.com +44 (0) 7973 674404
- 14. End
Editor's Notes
- Same dystopian future envisioned in past and now. Limited by imagination of database providers. Where is the imagination where’s the evolution, what’s the use-case Feeling of safety given by putting data into silos. Where’s the interaction? So where’s the safe place to interact
- Same dystopian future envisioned in past and now. Limited by imagination of database providers. Where is the imagination where’s the evolution, what’s the use-case Feeling of safety given by putting data into silos. Where’s the interaction? So where’s the safe place to interact
- Not Big Data Not a Platform