Data needs to move in the IoT. Learn how the TCP/IP stack provides interoperability and how protocols such as Bluetooth, ZigBee, and 6LoWPAN are instrumental in moving data in the IoT.
- [Instructor] A protocol suite…is a group of interrelated protocols…that help ensure interoperability between network devices.…One of the most common network protocol suites…is the internet suite Transmission Control Protocol…Internet Protocol, or TCP/IP.…The four layer TCP/IP model has the following layers:…The application layer,…which initiates communication on the network;…the transport layer transports data;…the internet layer is responsible…for addressing and routing;…and the network access layer moves data onto the network.…
In general, over time, there have not been…many significant changes for most protocols.…However, the internet protocol had to change,…mainly due to a lack of address space.…Although we typically think of the internet protocol…and IPv6 in particular…as an essential component for the IoT,…not every device needs an IP address.…The fact is, these tiny devices…are not suited for communication…that requires customized control and prioritization.…
IoT devices that ensure industrial control…and home automation rely on a mesh topology…
Author
Lisa Bock
Released
4/24/2017Lisa Bock kicks off the course with an overview of IoT, and the types of IoT devices designed to improve the quality of life in homes and businesses. Lisa covers different networks that range in size and purpose—LANS, WANS and PANS—and explains how businesses invest heavily in IoT in order to keep a competitive edge, going into IoT developments in automobiles, building automation, and the medical field. She then evaluates consumer devices, such as wearables and mobile devices. Plus, she discusses zero-configuration networking, service discovery, designing IoT security, and more.
- A history of the Internet of Things
- How sensor nodes collect and communicate information
- Data management and process management
- Networking the IoT
- How IoT is transforming and improving businesses
- How IoT is a natural extension and evolution of SCADA
- How IoT affects mobile devices, smart homes, and travel
- Zero-configuration networking
- Testing for vulnerabilities before implementation
- Designing IoT security
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome2m 2s
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1. What Is IoT?
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IoT overview3m 24s
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Types of devices2m 33s
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Nodes and controllers3m 38s
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Data management3m 16s
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Process management3m 8s
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2. Networking the IoT
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LANS, WANS, PANS2m 43s
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Protocols in the IoT3m 57s
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Networking components4m 42s
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Fog computing and IoT3m 4s
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3. IoT in Business
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Transform business2m 15s
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Automobiles2m 52s
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Medical field2m 29s
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Building automation2m 55s
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SCADA2m 38s
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4. IoT in Consumer
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Wearables2m 29s
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Mobile devices2m 42s
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Smart homes2m 57s
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Travel2m 31s
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5. Crossover Effects
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Compound interactions2m 46s
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Home and health2m 31s
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Cars and cities2m 29s
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Buildings and energy1m 55s
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6. Device Discovery
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Universal plug and play2m 19s
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7. Security Considerations
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Designing IoT security2m 46s
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Conclusion
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What's next?1m 48s
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