All the Internet of Things - Episode 1 - Transports @digikey

[@davidplotke5760]

Lady Ada, excellent job. Looking forward to the next 5 parts.

[@AZKesers]

Thanks for pulling all this information together into one place. I learned a lot!

[@donal_h]

Wow. I hadn't managed to dig that deep into BLE, yet. Nice overview! It is also very nice to have an IoT video that isn't selling something.

[@pberson]

Very nice, I'm looking forward to other videos in this series.

[@jeremiahgeo]

Awesome , Thnak for teaching systamtaically on this Transport.

[@Tetter.]

Incredible. Awesome Video, Thank You.

[@TheJay6621]

Much informative . Thanks ..

[@roninmbattousai]

This is fantastic

[@amrelsayed4363]

Very Helpful, thank you :-)

[@engineer_nyasha]

You are Legend

[@MikeTrieu]

I would have appreciated a small blurb about LoRa's unique chirped spread-spectrum modulation scheme and its resistance to noise compared to Sigfox's DBPSK/GFSK.

[@paulcampbell5947]

No mention of DECT/ULE?

[@adafruit]

what specifically would you want mentioned? please post up text and links!

[@paulcampbell5947]

so some background DECT base stations (the charger on your DECT phone) are essentially tiny home cell towers, ULE is an IoT protocol that runs on top of it (bigger in the EU so far) a bunch of home routers that provide DECT support it, as do some purpose built systems - it's not yet easily accessible for OS development but that will likely change www.ulealliance.org/ dect-ule-technologysummit.com/development-tools/

[@AdityaMehendale]

Not a big fan of the "side-camera" --> However, a great vid. from Lady Ada, as usual! :)

[@PropellerSteve]

I agree. When they switch cameras, she should be looking at that camera.

[@billjordan1850]

Limor does a good job clear concise maybe too much graphics.