This document discusses the IoT landscape and provides key details about its history, growth, and challenges. It notes that there will be over 222 billion connected devices by 2020, creating a $7.1 trillion market. While affordable sensors, small sizes, and open source platforms have driven growth, challenges around encryption, security, privacy and identity theft must still be addressed for IoT to be ready for widespread adoption. The document encourages participation in IoT through meetups and DIY kits to help address these challenges.

1. IoT Landscape
Radhesh Radhakrishnan
VP Engineering, Nibodha Technologies

2. What are those Things?
2001:0db8:85a3:0042:1000:8a2e:0370:7334

3. www’89 Evolution
Kevin Ashton’99
MQTT’99
LG Refrigerator’02
First IoT Conf, Zurich’08
Google Self Driving Car’10

4. 222 billion
devices
There will be 40 times more
devices than number of people
by 2020
$ 7.1 Trillion Dollar
Market

5. IPv6
Affordable Sensors
Extremely Small Size
Why the sudden Buzz?
Open Source Hardware
Low-energy Bluetooth
Smart Everything

6. IoT Hardware

7. Enterprises

8. Platforms

9. Smart Things
Embedded Internet
Internet of Everything
Connected Life
What others
call it?
Industrial Internet
Smarter Planet

10. Applications

12. “50% of solutions will come from startups !”
- Gartner
All are welcome !
What's in it for Me?
Where can I Start?
Join {codev} IoT COK Meetups
Order your DIY Kits

13. What are we doing?

14. Challenges
Lack of Encryption
Not ready for prime-time
Privacy
Security
Identity Theft
Weak Passwords

15. USB
REST
Demo
Node.js
REST