Introduction to IoT(Internet of Things) and Connected Cars

oin Tom Cunningham of Legrand for a quick examination of the IoT and how its increasing demand is affecting the electrical industry. Dive into trends and buzzwords, while exploring the impact of popular voice assistants like Alexa and Google to better understand the recent evolution of smart lighting devices. Lastly, this training will help translate the implications of the IoT into real future opportunities for you, as smarter electrical wiring devices become mainstream.

To successfully manage thousands and even millions of IoT devices or machines around the world, enterprises need complete autonomy, transparency, self-management and control. They need ubiquitous connectivity, covering multiple countries with different operators.

AWS IoT Things Graph is a service which enables non-developers to visually create workflows between physical sensors, physical assets and web services to build intelligent networked solutions spanning physical and virtual things. In this tech talk, you will learn how to use prebuilt device abstractions and protocol translators to easily enable interactions between devices, even if they weren’t designed to work together. You'll see how built-in visual editing tools in Things Graph can be used to quickly arrange abstractions and deploy them in the cloud or on edge devices. Things Graph has powerful workflow management to automatically coordinate and track each step of the flow, and we will show you how you can take advantage of this and more.

As of 2017, there are more than 10 billion connected things and a services market of USD$2 billion generated by the Internet of Things (IoT.) Five years from now, experts predict the one quarter of a million connected cars will be on the road. Gartner predicts a market of nearly US$300 billion from IoT products.