Internet of Things: Support IP Smart Objects over Bluetooth Smart

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The "Internet of Things" is the latest technical problem and opportunity. At this time there is no one standard; there are at least 150 companies and alliances all proposing to tell us how this will work. The CEO of Samsung is correct: none of us can do this alone. This presentation will describe a particular plan for organizing the IoT space: using IP Smart Object application over a stack including 6LoWPAN, IPv6, Internet Protocol Support Profile (IPSP) and the Bluetooth Smart™ (Bluetooth Low Energy) transport.



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