Moving from IoT to IIoT with Maker Boards, Linux, and Open-source Software Tools

Explore the transition from IoT to Industrial IoT using maker boards, Linux, and open-source software tools in this informative conference talk. Learn how to leverage familiar open-source tools and maker boards to develop applications with significant societal impact. Discover techniques for accessing, monitoring, and managing billions of siloed devices, including sensors, I/O, control systems, motors, pumps, and drives. Delve into IoT applications, legacy devices, control systems, and the potential of Raspberry Pi in industrial settings. Examine challenges in smart cities, manufacturing, and energy management, including grid stability and green energy integration. Understand the advantages and limitations of using Raspberry Pi for industrial applications, and explore solutions for bridging the gap between consumer and industrial-grade hardware. Gain insights into edge computing, APIs, and the educational shift required for IIoT implementation. Presented by Matt Newton, Director of Technical Marketing at Opto 22, this talk offers valuable knowledge for developers looking to make a positive impact through Industrial IoT innovations.

Intro
IoT Applications
Introduction
What is an IoT
What is a legacy device
What are control systems
Raspberry Pi
The bigger opportunity
The fragile grid
Too much electricity
California Independent Systems Operator
Spot Price of Electricity
Green Energy
IIoT Applications
Smart Connected Skills
City Infrastructure
Manufacturing
Challenges
Why use a Raspberry Pi
Why not use a Raspberry Pi
What is the solution
How do we do it
What you need
Raspberry Pi Daughter Card
Recap
Industrial Specs
Consumer vs Industrial
Educational Shift
Return on Investment
API
Edge Computing