Richard Elberger

In today’s retail landscape, consumers expect seamless shopping experiences. In this chalk talk, dive into how AWS IoT and Amazon Kinesis Video Streams help retailers enhance in-store interactions using computer vision.

Users who deliver IoT products at scale commonly implement custom embedded Linux distributions. AWS IoT supports these users by directly contributing to the open source projects they depend on, like Yocto Project and Automotive Grade Linux, while delivering AWS-specific capabilities through the meta-aws project.

Commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) IoT modules provide key actions and best practices that virtually every IoT device needs. Choosing a COTS IoT module simplifies and hardens your IoT connectivity before writing a single line of code.

Thanks to the open-source meta-aws project, your custom-built embedded Linux distributions can now include and verify embedded device solutions even faster. The meta-aws project, which is software for the Yocto Project and Automotive Grade Linux (AGL), composes a set of recipes that accelerate the installation and configuration of AWS device software.

Applying power to a microcontroller (MCU) running FreeRTOS does not automatically connect it to the cloud. The MCU requires a communication peripheral, credentials, and code.

Learn about fictitious company Superhome Systems. The company provides a subscription service for smart home customers to have a one-stop shop for anything they want to add intelligence to.

Connected devices constantly communicate with each other and the cloud using wireless communication protocols. This communication can expose security vulnerabilities and channels for malicious actors or data leaks.

This presentation was recorded prior to re:Invent. In this talk, learn how you can integrate edge computing and machine learning with industrial IoT solutions by combining AWS Cloud services with AWS IoT Greengrass.