The internet of things industry has been booming for a while now and the number of IoT devices surpassed the number of people on the planet in 2008 bringing with it a number of emerging technology opportunities. For Developer, retailers and customers other than offering a form of cheap and easy to scale hardware it allows buyer and seller to connect in ways that they could not have done so previously.
One thing i have taken through a number of countries is a Arduino Yun powered IoT commerce printer which, when a order on a website is received, will automatically print a receipt out thus offering a merchant a very inexpensive way to automatically receive real world notifications when orders have been placed.
In a user case example this means that the likes of a restaurant can accept payment for coffee and other items on a website and have a receipt print out and be for-filled very easily and very quickly and all for under $120 USD.
Solutions like this encourage not only growth within the industry but help in the facilitation of creating new ways for customers to transact but id like to hear some more thoughts on even if IoT Commerce is something that has a place not only in Tech industry circles but within business
5. Accept payments faster with integrations in
as little as 12 lines of code
By vaulting credit cards you allow users
to transact securely and easily
Through the v.zero SDK companies such as Uber, airbnb and Github are able
to accept PayPal and Credit Card seamlessly
10. Limitation
we cant touch our vast digital universe
900+ Million
2014 Total
number of Websites
3 Billion
2014 Total
number of Users
Source: internetlivestats.com
20. 40.2% Business
ManufacturingBy 2020 there
will be 26 smart
objects for every
person on
Earth Opportunities in every
industry
Source Intel
30.3%
Health Care
8.3%
Retail
7.7%
Security
4.1%
Transport
37. LINUX SQLITE BRIDGE ARDUINO
Code on the Yun
• A PHP Cron checks
Braintree for new
transactions not already
listed in the bridge
referenced by the
transaction id, stores
transaction json in a file
using the transaction id as
the filename
• Stores transactions with
transaction id as the
primary key and a printed
indicator
• Checks the SQLITE
bridge to see if theres any
new transactions, if found
opens a matching
transaction id file prints
and marks as done
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