From IoT prototype to production with Intel IoT hardware and software

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The process from idea to first prototype is usually fairly quick. Getting to production and going to market on the other hand is usually a full journey. This session will cover various aspects of going from early prototype to production using building blocks from Intel and Eclipse as well as various support function that can help speed to the process to go to market. The session will also cover examples from existing startups.

Speaker(s): paul guermonprez [Intel]



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