Internet of Things: From Prototype to Production
In this hands-on workshop developers, testers, and product managers learn how to to quickly create connected IoT prototypes that can lead to commercial IoT solutions using pre-certified hardware and the ARM mbed platform. This “prototype-to-production” workshop guides you on how to employ crowdsourced libraries for sensors and peripherals using a cloud-based IDE and move data from edge sensor/processor to cloud platform as a service using a cellular module. Learn how to build successful IoT solutions based on proven business practices and avoid the critical pitfalls of IoT development. Join industry veterans—Brian Hicks, IoT Smart Labs; Brian Huey, Sprint Corporation; and Paul Jaeger, MultiTech Solutions—who share valuable insight on developing solutions for speed-to-market in M2M and IoT segments.
Participants will learn:
- Rapid IoT prototyping using a cloud based compiler
- Crowdsourcing libraries to add drivers from common sensors and peripherals
- Cellular communication enablement to add macro-network capabilities
- Proven practices for concept-to-commercial development and launch of IoT products
Note: Each participant will receive a development kit and data plan for prototyping purposes. Including: Multitech DragonFly with ST Sensor Board. Carrier instruction of M2M, sample deployments, lessons learned and LTE/Cat MTC standards. M2M cellular Service. Hands on Lab Development communicating over the cellular network
Brian Hicks is an engineer with 19 years of experience in the wireless industry. His focus has been with device certifications, SW test, remote management platforms, application development, pre and post launch support, product management, etc. He has worked as a test engineer at the Sprint STIC lab, performing end to end testing of devices submitted for network certification, and also has received numerous carrier certifications worldwide for multiple modules and routers, as well as many other M2M devices.
Brian Huey manages M2M (Machine to Machine) and IoT partnerships and ecosystem development in smart grid, water, and gas industries. With Brian’s business experience and in-depth technical knowledge of IoT and M2M communications, he is able to quickly guide developers to launching their solution in the most cost and operationally effective methods. An experienced thought leader with twenty years of experience in telecommunications across wireless and wireline, Brian was inducted into World-Gen magazine's, Class of 2012.