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The IoT Inc Business The IoT Inc Business Meetup Meetup Silicon Silicon Valley Valley

Op Openin ening g rema remark rks s an and d guest guest pr present esentat ation ion

Bruce Sinclair (Organizer): bruce@iot-inc.com
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Let’s Build Indie IoT Systems For Our Homes Instead

Johannes Ernst
 Indie Computing Corp. @Johannes_Ernst・indiecomputing.com

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Source: http://variety.com/2016/digital/news/google-home-amazon-echo-chromecast-1201874125/ (Sept 29, 2016)

“Google … told home audio vendors …
 they won’t be allowed to add any other … assistants than Google’s …
 if they want to … use Google Cast”

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Source: http://www.ikea.com/ms/img/ads/vitality/201631/20163_lscc01a/20163_lscc01a_01_PH132808.jpg

What if Ikea said: “No other furniture allowed.”

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Your house in 2026

Credit: Iconstorm – http://www.iconflow.de/icon-design/erfolgsfaktoren-fuer-das-internet-of-things-am-beispiel-smart-home.html

✦ How many

connected devices?

✦ Which will

interoperate?

✦ Who

controls them?

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Anatomy of an IoT cloud silo

Sensor(s), actuator(s) Gateway Vendor cloud with
 app, data, API

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IoT Silo pros & cons

For vendor For customer Hosting & bandwidth costs – Access over public internet + Easy application updates + Simple +
 Cannot disagree – No money in devices ++ I’m overpaying – – Can monetize
 my customer’s data ++ I’m being spied on – – I have a veto over who gets
 to connect to customer + Need vendor permission to innovate and integrate – – I can lock-in customer because
 I have their data ++ I’m being held hostage – –

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Second-order effects

Locks out startups and innovation. Your house will stop working when vendor goes out of business or changes strategy. Nobody can tell whether your device has been hacked. Governments can demand real-time access to your home
 without you knowing.

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more civil liberties less civil liberties

Credit: Freedom House – https://www.freedomhouse.org/report-types/freedom-world

Would your views on privacy change
 if you lived somewhere else?

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Customer
 is king. Big vendor 
 is the overlord. Customer
 is the subject. Small vendor
 is roadkill.

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Aspects of control

Control over data Control over code Control over terms of use and access

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Home territory Overlord territory

Fixing the overlord architecture

  • 1. Unlock the customer’s


devices

  • 2. Let the customer choose


where their data is stored

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➜ Indie IoT
 architecture

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Did it run?

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Home territory Overlord Cloud territory

Indie IoT Pool Controller

UBOS

Choice of clouds (Cloud optional) Linux Open-source Rasptimer app

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Indie Computing Corp.

UBOS

  • Linux for devices
  • that run web apps
  • Install / upgrades
  • Backup / restore, DNS

Management services Software development Technology advisory

  • IoT, Personal Clouds, NoSQL
  • IoT & self-hosted web apps
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Let’s build the kinds of products
 that we’d like to be buyers of.

Mailing list: groups.io/g/indieiot Contact: @Johannes_Ernst・indiecomputing.com