Creator Ci40 IoT kit & Framework - scalable LWM2M IoT dev platform for business
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The document outlines the Creator CI40 IoT kit and hub, providing a comprehensive platform for developing wireless IoT systems, featuring a range of sensors and communication protocols. It emphasizes the kit's open-source hardware approach, secure connectivity, and lifecycle management capabilities using LwM2M and IPSO standards. The document also highlights the flexibility and resources available for developers to build applications using various programming languages and tools.
Creator Ci40 IoT kit & Framework - scalable LWM2M IoT dev platform for business
- 1. Let’s make IoT real Dec 2016 Platforms for building, scaling and powering the Internet of Things Introducing the Ci40 IoT kit
- 2. Platform & hub • All the required building blocks to develop a wireless IoT system • Including sensors, wireless protocols, IoT gateway, cloud & open source examples Creator Ci40 IoT-in-a-Box Development Kit Overview • 550MHz Dual-core, dual-thread MIPS CPU • Ensigma Wi-Fi 802.11 AC 2x2 • BT and BTLE • Cascoda 802.15.4 • Ethernet • Cloud connected Technologies
- 3. Snap together your wireless sensor
- 4. CLICK BOARDS
- 6. Communicate to the cloud 802.15.4 6LoWPAN DEVICE SERVER ETHERNET LWM2M
- 7. Security Designed-in Supported by Infineon Optiga TPM providing a certified* “Root of Trust” Secure key storage & key management System & Data integrity Secured software/firmware update CREATOR DEVICE SERVER IoT Hub Ensuring Secure Connectivity * Common Criteria certified EAL4+
- 8. Ci40’s 3 on-board radios 8 100Kbits 1Mbits 10Mbbits 100Mbits 1m 10m 100m 1km 802.15.4 Bluetooth Wi-Fi
- 9. If you want to add more …..
- 10. 6LoWPAN Clicker specifications • 80MHz MIPS-based PIC32MX MCU from Microchip Technology • Cascoda 802.15.4 radio • Contiki RTOS • 6LoWPAN communication • 2 x AAA batteries for remote operation Partners
- 11. • MIPS32 M4K 32-bit core with 5-stage pipeline • 80MHz operation • MIPS 16e mode for up to 40% code compression • Two 32-bit core register files to reduce interrupt latency • Pre-fetch cache module to accelerate execution from flash • Up to 512k flash • Multiple power management modes
- 12. Creator Ci40 IoT hub specifications MIPS CPU • Dual core, dual thread interAptiv • 550 MHz • 2 x 32/32 kb L1 • 1 x 512 kb L2 cache • Floating point unit WIRELESS COMMS • 802.11 AC 2x2 Wi-Fi • 802.15.4 6LoWPAN • BT (LE & Classic) WIRED COMMS • 1 x RJ45 Ethernet port • 1 x USB IO EXPANSION • 2 x MikroE Click interfaces • 1 x RPi B+ interface (40 pin header) MEMORY • Boot NOR Flash 16 Mbit (2Mbytes) • NAND Flash 4Gbit (512Mbyte) • DDR3 SDRAM 2Gbit (256Mbyte) • SD card slot SECURITY • TPM chip POWER SUPPLY • Micro-USB or 9 volt DC
- 13. Open Hardware Approach Accelerate your design cycle Develop on Ci40 Alter or modify the Ci40 as appropriate to your application Creator Ci40’s open source hardware license permits the designs and documentation to be studied, modified & redistributed Modification are at the modifiers risk Modified board designs can be given away or sold Modified board designs are not to be marketed as ‘Creator’ Open Source Hardware
- 14. Open-source Reference Software APP RTOS APP SERVICES CLIENT LIBRARIES EDGE DEVICE HUB CLOUD Your App Client CoAP DTLS UDP 6LoWPAN DTLS UDP 6LoWPAN TLS TCP/IP Ethernet LWM2M Proxy Server CoAP Client CoAP Bootstrap Server CoAP LWM2M server Http DTLS UDP TLS TCP/IP Ethernet API Libraries Logging Metrics Registration 802.15.4 802.3
- 15. Building your IoT solution with Creator IoT Framework
- 16. Your cloud appCreator Device Server IoT Hub REST API 10,000 ft view Open Source Available now AWAAWA LMC Edge
- 17. AWA LWM2M Client Creator Device Server LWM2M Server Free Open-source IoT Framework
- 18. Manufacture Bootstrap Provision Manage Decommission • Configure device identity • Bootstrap server certificate • Establish mutual trust • Authenticate installer • Register device • Assign device owner • Receive per device keys • OTA upgrades • Monitor • Control • Audit • Access control • Revoke access • Device wipe Framework to support full product lifecycle
- 19. LWM2M is an open standard for device management IPSO provides a common Object Model to standardise sensors or actuators Support a ‘subscription’ model, easily implements one-to-many updates LWM2M and IPSO objects
- 20. IPSO specification IPSO provides a common Object Model to standardise sensors or actuators IoT devices read values directly from their sensors and update their IPSO objects Actuators observe their IPSO objects too IoT devices have a status to read or control Temperature value Battery level Relay position Firmware version Internet Protocol for Smart Objects /3303/0/5700 /3/0/9 Type / Instance / Resource 3 - Device info 0 - First device 9 - Battery level 3303 - Temperature 0 - First sensor 5700 - Sensor value
- 21. LWM2M Device Mngnt Light weight for constrained devices Scalable for many nodes Pull & push architectures supported for efficient use of bandwidth & power Standardized device management for items such as firmware management, on-boarding, security, access control Service enablement Works over local & cellular networks Your Application IPSO objects LWM2M COAP UDP 6LoWPAN 802.15.4 3G LTE Object model Physical layer Security layerDTLS SMS Management Application protocol Routing
- 22. Device ServerClient initiated bootstrap DEVICE Server initiated bootstrap LWM2M interfaces Device ServerNotifyDEVICE Observe, cancel observation Device Server Register, update, de-register DEVICE Device ServerDEVICE Read, write, execute, create, delete Bootstrap interfaces • Configure servers, keys, ACLs • Preconfigured, smartcard, or server initiated bootstrap Registration interface • Resource directory Management interface • Based on objects and resources • CoAP REST API Reporting interface • Object instances and resources • Asynchronous notifications Asynchronous
- 23. Security Device Server REST API secured by SSL keys and tokens LWM2M secured by DTLS encryption Device provisioning is performed using Pre Shared Keys for constrained devices, or X509 spec Certificates Ci40 hub is fitted with a TPM as standard Core component for secure boot Can be used to validate boot image PSK X509 Cert SSL, DTLS, TPM
- 24. Getting started
- 25. Creator Developer Console Web and desktop application Community feeds Analytics Projects
- 26. Creator IoT kit work shop projects to get started 54321
- 27. Documentation, reference designs & video resources
- 28. Smart farming case study: Download whitepaper
- 29. LetMeCreate AWA You can use the largest ecosystem of open source libraries in the world from Node.js We compile using the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC) from the Free Software Foundation Creator Ci40 uses a Linux environment An implementation of the OMA Lightweight M2M protocol that provides a secure and standards compliant device management Library of small wrappers for Ci40 interfaces that make it quicker & easier to develop Python a widely used high-level, general- purpose programming language is supported Tools, OSs & Libraries
- 30. LetMeCreate Libraries LMC API Contiki User Space KernelIOCTL I2C GPIO SPI UART PWM ADC I2C GPIO SPI UART PWM ADC LMC API Application Abstract, simplify & accelerate
- 31. Pickup an IoT-in-a-box kit and get started today All the required building blocks to develop a wireless IoT solution DEVICE SERVER Open source examples IoT gateway Cloud Sensors Wi-Fi Bluetooth 802.15.4 Wireless protocols
Editor's Notes
- #21: Object model common to actuators and sensors Predefined definition means interoperable Well adopted Open standard Customisable for new unique IO
- #22: Verbally compare to ‘IP’
- #23: LWM2M has 4 interface types that cover device-server communications Bootstrap implements device-server initial connection. ACL is Access Control List Registrations allows provision/update/removal from the server’s list of acceptable devices Management implement server initiated regular communication with device Reporting allows the server to setup observation of specific objects, device then notifies asynchronously as object’s value changes
- #27: Example projects for kit Build from basic connection to webapp and mobile connectivity