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An overview of the current state of the IoT community at Eclipse, including some reference architectures for building sensor networks, device management infrastructures, etc.

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AN OVERVIEW
OF

ECLIPSE M2M
IoT!

Eclipse IoT Day Grenoble
Benjamin Cabé
Eclipse Foundation

@kartben

AT FIRST THEY WERE THREE…

Hand
by
Castor
&
Pollux
from
The
Noun
Project

Paho provides client implementations
of the MQTT protocol.
Mihini is an embedded Lua runtime
providing HW abstraction and other
services.
Koneki provides tools for embedded
Lua developers.

Eclipse SCADA is a complete Java/
OSGi-based SCADA system
(communication, monitoring, GUI, …)

(code pending)

Kura is a Java/OSGi-based M2M
container for gateways. Has support
for Modbus, CANbus, MQTT, …
Mosquitto is a lightweight server
implementation of the MQTT and
MQTT-SN protocols, written in C.

Ponte bridges M2M/IoT (MQTT,
CoAP) protocols to the Web.

SmartHome provides a complete set
of services for home automation
gateways.

(code pending)

OM2M implements the ETSI M2M
standard.

(code pending)

Californium is an implementation
of the CoAP protocol written in
Java. Includes DTLS for security.

Wakaama

Wakaama is an implementation of
LWM2M written in C.

(code pending)

Krikkit
(code pending)

Krikkit is a rules system for
programming edge devices just like
you’d conﬁgure a router

Concierge

Concierge is a lightweight
implementation of OSGi Core R5.

(code pending)

Your project?
J

Let’s talk at the end of the session! ;-)

BUILDING BLOCKS FOR IOT
… for building what?

Building… SENSOR NETWORKS
Mosquitto broker

MQTT Network

Cloud
by
Andrew
Lynne
from
The
Noun
Project

Thermometer
by
Lemon
Liu
from
The
Noun
Project

Fluorescent
Light
Bulb
by
Dmitriy
Lagunov
from
The
Noun
Project

Water
by
Gilad
Fried
from
The
Noun
Project

Building… SENSOR NETWORKS (2)
Ponte broker

MQTT Network

CoAP Network

Cloud
by
Andrew
Lynne
from
The
Noun
Project

Thermometer
by
Lemon
Liu
from
The
Noun
Project

Fluorescent
Light
Bulb
by
Dmitriy
Lagunov
from
The
Noun
Project

Water
by
Gilad
Fried
from
The
Noun
Project

Building… DEVICE MANAGEMENT
LWM2M server
(e.g. Leshan)

battery level
avail. memory
…

ﬁrmware
reboot
…

CoAP Network

wakaama

wakaama
wakaama

Cloud
by
Andrew
Lynne
from
The
Noun
Project

Thermometer
by
Lemon
Liu
from
The
Noun
Project

Fluorescent
Light
Bulb
by
Dmitriy
Lagunov
from
The
Noun
Project

Water
by
Gilad
Fried
from
The
Noun
Project

Building… HOME AUTOMATION

Bluetooth
X10
Serial

…
Android UI

SO… WHAT’S NEXT?

big data

security

interop

Elephant
by
Ted
Mitchner
from
The
Noun
Project

Key
by
P.J.
Onori
from
The
Noun
Project

Share
by
Oriol
Carbonell
from
The
Noun
Project

UPCOMING EVENTS

http://eclipsecon.org/na2014

UPCOMING EVENTS

http://eclipsecon.org/na2014

http://iotlive.org

UPCOMING EVENTS

http://eclipsecon.org/na2014

http://iotlive.org

Eclipse Day Florence
May 23, 2014
http://eclipsedayﬂorence.com

Thanks! Questions?

hMp://iot.eclipse.org

<benjamin@eclipse.org>

@kartben

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1. AN OVERVIEW OF ECLIPSE M2M IoT! Eclipse IoT Day Grenoble Benjamin Cabé Eclipse Foundation @kartben

4. AT FIRST THEY WERE THREE… Hand by Castor & Pollux from The Noun Project

5. AT FIRST THEY WERE THREE… Hand by Castor & Pollux from The Noun Project

6. AT FIRST THEY WERE THREE… Hand by Castor & Pollux from The Noun Project

7. AT FIRST THEY WERE THREE… Hand by Castor & Pollux from The Noun Project

8. Paho provides client implementations of the MQTT protocol. Mihini is an embedded Lua runtime providing HW abstraction and other services. Koneki provides tools for embedded Lua developers.

9. AND NOW THEY ARE 13!

10. Eclipse SCADA is a complete Java/ OSGi-based SCADA system (communication, monitoring, GUI, …) (code pending) Kura is a Java/OSGi-based M2M container for gateways. Has support for Modbus, CANbus, MQTT, … Mosquitto is a lightweight server implementation of the MQTT and MQTT-SN protocols, written in C.

11. Ponte bridges M2M/IoT (MQTT, CoAP) protocols to the Web. SmartHome provides a complete set of services for home automation gateways. (code pending) OM2M implements the ETSI M2M standard.

12. (code pending) Californium is an implementation of the CoAP protocol written in Java. Includes DTLS for security. Wakaama Wakaama is an implementation of LWM2M written in C. (code pending) Krikkit (code pending) Krikkit is a rules system for programming edge devices just like you’d conﬁgure a router

13. Concierge Concierge is a lightweight implementation of OSGi Core R5. (code pending) Your project? J Let’s talk at the end of the session! ;-)

14. BUILDING BLOCKS FOR IOT

15. BUILDING BLOCKS FOR IOT … for building what?

16. Building… SENSOR NETWORKS Mosquitto broker MQTT Network Cloud by Andrew Lynne from The Noun Project Thermometer by Lemon Liu from The Noun Project Fluorescent Light Bulb by Dmitriy Lagunov from The Noun Project Water by Gilad Fried from The Noun Project

17. Building… SENSOR NETWORKS (2) Ponte broker MQTT Network CoAP Network Cloud by Andrew Lynne from The Noun Project Thermometer by Lemon Liu from The Noun Project Fluorescent Light Bulb by Dmitriy Lagunov from The Noun Project Water by Gilad Fried from The Noun Project

18. Building… DEVICE MANAGEMENT LWM2M server (e.g. Leshan) battery level avail. memory … ﬁrmware reboot … CoAP Network wakaama wakaama wakaama Cloud by Andrew Lynne from The Noun Project Thermometer by Lemon Liu from The Noun Project Fluorescent Light Bulb by Dmitriy Lagunov from The Noun Project Water by Gilad Fried from The Noun Project

19. Building… HOME AUTOMATION Bluetooth X10 Serial … Android UI

20. SO… WHAT’S NEXT?

21. SO… WHAT’S NEXT? big data

22. SO… WHAT’S NEXT? big data security

23. SO… WHAT’S NEXT? big data security interop Elephant by Ted Mitchner from The Noun Project Key by P.J. Onori from The Noun Project Share by Oriol Carbonell from The Noun Project

24. UPCOMING EVENTS

25. UPCOMING EVENTS http://eclipsecon.org/na2014

26. UPCOMING EVENTS http://eclipsecon.org/na2014 http://iotlive.org

27. UPCOMING EVENTS http://eclipsecon.org/na2014 http://iotlive.org Eclipse Day Florence May 23, 2014 http://eclipsedayﬂorence.com

28. http://iot.eclipse.org

29. Thanks! Questions? hMp://iot.eclipse.org <benjamin@eclipse.org> @kartben