Unify Internet Of Things with Clayster
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Rikard Strid and Peter Waher co-founded Clayster to create a unified infrastructure for the Internet of Things, aiming to normalize technologies and protocols for seamless data exchange. The platform facilitates rapid application development, employing a multi-protocol communication engine and focusing on scalability and interoperability, particularly using XMPP as the core protocol for IoT. Clayster supports a variety of applications including energy management and home automation, concentrating on secure and manageable data access within their normalized data fabric.
Unify Internet Of Things with Clayster
- 1. Unified Communication for IoT
- 3. Founders Internet Rikard Strid CEO For more then 15 years Rikard has been working with Internet Of Thing and Internet applications. His first Start-Up was about Smart Home and Energy applications, which is provided by TeliaSonera on IPTV. In 2010 Rikard founded Clayster together with Peter Waher to create a unified infrastructure for Everything on the Internet. With a vision to normalize technologies and protocols for a more homogeneous Internet where data can coexist and exchange information seamless. His mission is to create a Internet that meets the demands of high integrity and security, at the same time as we enter a era with trillions connected things. Peter Waher CTO For more then 30 years Peter has been working with Internet Of Thing and Internet applications. In his past he has developed AMR and M2M platforms for ABB. With Clayster Peter wants to enable Rapid Application Development to a new level, where the platform automatically solves most of the repetitive tasks developers are confronted with in their development of IoT services, including auto-generation of code and user interfaces, drastically reducing development time. The platform is a true web 3.0 platform and consists of a powerful, flexible and fully extensible multi-protocol communication engine, application engine, abstraction, persistence, automation, management, calculation, and clustering and web API layers, including Semantic Web technologies. It is uniquely scalable in the sense that it does not only scale up, but also down. Peter is lead writer to make XMPP the core protocol for IoT.
- 4. About Internet We provide platforms and frameworks for rapid development to unify Everything on the Internet for innovations to be created. Our customers has chosen our technology to be on the edge into the future of Internet. The future of Internet is not about a single technology or protocol, but to make them coexist.
- 6. XMPP has proven to be the No. 1 protocol for people to communicate, now it’s time for Things to get the same advantage. With high scalability, interoperability, and security we are able to do what was not possible when we relayed on HTTP. XMPP Foundation and XSF is a global collaboration to standardize extensions for XMPP to meet the needs from a protocol to handle trillions of Things communicating. Internet Unifier
- 7. XEP-0322 – EXI Compression XEP-0323 – Sensor Data XEP-0324 – Provisioning XEP-0325 – Control XEP-0326 – Concentrator XEP-0332 – HTTP over XMPP XEP-0336 – Dynamic Forms ISO/IEEE/IEC P21451-1-4 Internet Standard
- 8. We can not depend on a single protocol or technology when we create solutions for the future. Data and information must be normalized in a secured environment, in which we then can adopt services and applications. Internet Unify Data
- 10. Internet Clayster Include XMPP is the core into which we normalize data from different sources and make it available in unified fabric. The Include platform abstracts and transforms any data source to coexist in a data normalized infrastructure.
- 11. Analytics Provisioning Applications Storage Semantic Management Integration Internet Clayster Include CoAP MQTT RESTf ul SOAP ZigBee ….. XMPP
- 12. Internet Clayster Expose The Expose platform enables to access information and to develop solution that exist within the normalized data fabric by using Web Service API or Semantic Web technologies (e.g. SPARQL). This solution is for those who are not ready to develop by using XMPP, and XEPs yet.
- 13. Things Internet XMPP Clayster Expose RESTful SOAP Semantic Web
- 14. Internet Clayster Provisioning Provisioning is the place where data is secured to who and when it is exposed to access. Before someone can enter the fabric of data, first access must be accepted by the thing or data owner.
- 15. Service Provider Things Data Access Request Service Provider Things Access Request Owner Internet Clayster Provisioning
- 16. Internet Clayster Applications A application platform that provide capabilities to access data fabrics of normalized data agnostic to where it comes from. Applications are consumed by the user independent of what screen they chose. Applications can either be hosted centralized or distributed to the device.
- 18. Internet Clayster Management To be in full control of everything that happens in the data fabric. Management of data and applications is change forever. The management tool is flexible to customization to adopt different domains and use cases.
- 20. Clayster Wiki Internet Clayster believes is in distributed development, and therefor to give developers full advantage of our technology by providing a SDK and Wiki. We provide source code for developers to modify and adopt our platform for their needs. Everything to make Internet as unified and adoptable as possible.
- 22. Internet Clayster Framework A framework to adopt and scale all the demands for Internet Of Everything. It can be scaled from low power device to clustered centralized environment. It is the core of our solutions, and it enables organizations to rapidly developed and adopt to their market demands.
- 24. Internet Smart America Challenge – White House
- 25. XEP-0323 XEP-0324 XEP-0325 (XEP-0322) XMPPXEP-0324 XEP-0326 MQTT XMPP ZigBee XMPP XMPP XMPPXEP-0324 XEP-0326 XEP-0324 XEP-0326 XEP-0324 XEP-0326 XMPPXEP-0324 XEP-0326 RESTful MODBUS MODBUS XEP-0323 XEP-0324 XEP-0325 XEP-0326 XEP-0323 XEP-0326 XEP-0332 XEP-0324 XEP-0323 XEP-0324 XEP-0325 XEP-0326 XEP-0323 XEP-0324 XEP-0325 XEP-0326 Energy Smart Home Provisioning AMR & Emergency Smart City Apps Internet Smart America Challenge – White House
- 26. Internet Use Case Our customers use our technology in different domains to deliver state of art product and services to their customers. Some of the use cases are; AMR/AMI, Energy Control, SCADA, IPTV, Home Control, OPC Server, Building Automation, BigData, etc.
- 27. Internet KTC Control – Energy Management AMR/AMI SCADA IMC Meter The IMC connects every system in the building, and based on known information about build it takes decisions to save energy. Supports the most important automation protocol on the market.
- 28. Internet Manodo – Connected Home App’s VoD Stream Live Stream DRM Applications ProvisioningClayster 3rd Party