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January 2016
NEWSLETTER

IN THIS ISSUE:

A Rapid IoT Prototyping Toolkit
The Rise of IoT – why today?
Hypercat: Resource Discovery on the Internet of Things
Building a Crowdsourced Global IoT Network Operator

A Rapid IoT Prototyping Toolkit

Shayne Hodge
Agile methodologies have become quite popular in the software engineering community; while definitions vary, many would include building complete, though minimal, functionality first, so the product can be experimented with early on. This allows for the development team to determine if they're actually building the right piece of software early on in the process.
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The Rise of IoT – why today?

Mirko Presser
Ten years ago the principal devices accessing the Internet were PCs and laptops – it was a simpler world to understand and describe. But this changed rapidly in the years that followed. First came the smartphones which changed the way that people consumed online services and even interacted with the world.
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Hypercat: Resource Discovery on the Internet of Things

John Davies
HyperCat is an initiative that aims to address the issue of semantic interoperability for IoT. In 2014, innovateUK (the UK's innovation agency) funded a programme called the Internet of Things Ecosystem Demonstrator. Eight industry-led projects were funded to deliver IoT clusters. Each cluster focused on a different domain such as, for example, smart transport (the BT-led portal.bt-hypercat.com), airports, smart homes, schools, and so on. Clusters were based around a data hub to aggregate and expose data feeds from multiple sensor types.
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Building a Crowdsourced Global IoT Network Operator

Wienke Giezeman
The Things Network has crowdsourced a complete city-wide Internet of Things data network with the people of Amsterdam in six weeks. The data network uses a new technology called LoRaWAN^TM that features low battery usage, long range and low bandwidth and allows for things to talk to the internet without 3G or WiFi. The Things Network has a mission to build a decentralized, open and crowdsourced IoT data network owned and operated by its users in every city in the world.
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