The document discusses the concept of 'iotic space,' a secure environment for devices to connect and communicate, each categorized into different editions such as local LAN, friendship, partnership, and enterprise. It emphasizes various levels of access control and the capabilities for communities and individuals to interact and discover new things. The content is aimed at exploring how big data can enhance security and interactions in this connected ecosystem.

1. Iotic-Labs
Mark Wharton
Introduction
March 2015

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

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