#internet of things

In this session, Alex Klimovitski (Intel Software and Services Group) introduces the Intel IoT Platform, an end-to-end platform for connecting the unconnected.

In a world where billions of devices are being connected to the Internet, the Internet of Things (IoT) becomes an increasingly important domain. IoT offers a lot of opportunities for new and innovative applications, for example turning your home into a smart home, or turning cities into smart cities, by intelligently connecting sensor input data to various actuators.

Mengmeng Chen is head of the US branch of Seeed Studio, an open hardware innovation platform that helps makers turn their cool ideas into reality. In this session, she explores the challenges of hardware product development for the Internet of Things.

OSGi Allance VP Susan Schwarze provides an overview of the latest developments driven by the OSGi Alliance and recommendations on how you can get involved.

Leading German IoT specialist Mostafa Akbari speaks about security problems and keeping up with US innovation.

The “Internet of Things” is still a heavily technology driven field and many of the products and services that fall into this category are still mostly of interest to early adopters.

“Software is not the hardest part.” This was the core message of “Good Night Lamp” founder and IoT expert Alexandra Deschamps-Sonsino’s JAX 2014 keynote.

AdaCore’s Jamie Ayre talks Ada development, embedded, and the perils of the Internet of Things.

Oracle tightens the focus on meeting the burgeoning demands of the Internet of Things with new release.

Whether it’s the building you live in, your car, your grandmother’s pacemaker, or your toaster, by 2020 it’s predicted that there will be tens of billions of connected objects. While there are solutions already deployed, the real take-off of M2M cannot happen without open source. In this keynote talk from JAX 2013, Benjamin Cabé will explore the challenges of the Internet of Things, and share insights on the open-source technologies developed by the Eclipse M2M initiative. And yes, there will be a demo!

Along with the big, and belated, number eight dropping, there are some good reasons to be hopeful about the platform in the next 12 months.

We quiz the founders of IoT and M2M solution specialists dc-square GmbH on all things MQTT.

Conference keynote pinpoints Internet of Things as major game changer for platform and highlights Java 8 as

Conference keynote pinpoints Internet of Things as major game changer for platform and highlights Java 8 as “huge step” towards platform unification