Embedded, Mobile and Automotive
Running an OpenThread Mesh Network with Linux and Zephyr
Transparent IoT Gatway Blueprint of the Oniro Project
<p>The Thread protocol specifies a low-power IoT mesh network. It offers
self-healing, low latency and IPv6 connectivity without a single point of
failure. In addition to the lower layer mesh functionality it also
offers mesh network management, as well as secure onboarding of headless
devices.</p>
<p>OpenThread is an open source project implementing the Thread protocol and its
components. The focus of this talk is to demonstrate a Linux based OpenThread
border router and Zephyr based mesh nodes. Tight together by a Yocto based
build system this talk shows all components you need to have an IPv6 enabled
micro-processor on a low-power wireless link. The used power is small enough
to allow operating a small sensor for months or years on a coin cell battery in such a
scenario. All served by a Linux based border router to allow for internet
access and end-to-end IPv6 connectivity.</p>
<p>All of the above is bundled together in an Eclipse Oniro Project blueprint
for a transparent IoT gateway.</p>
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