January 2017
Intermediate to advanced
45 pages
58m
English
Overview
There is no shortage of tutorials for writing your first IoT application, but there's no end of confusion around how to get on a path to production after you have duct-taped a Raspberry Pi to your product. This "one to thousands to millions problem" raises questions of what product to use for going to market, and what to use to connect it to everything else.In this report, you'll learn strategies for scaling up your product and connecting it to the network, while keeping the following constraints front-and-center:
- Time-to-market requirements
- Investment you are able to make in non-recurring engineering costs
- How many products you will sell
- Physical environment the product must operate in
- Power requirements
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