Wootton Beginning Samsung ARTIK

A Guide for Developers
1. ed
ISBN: 978-1-4842-1952-2
Verlag: Apress
Format: PDF
Kopierschutz: 1 - PDF Watermark

E-Book, Englisch, 351 Seiten

Samsung's announcement of the new ARTIK modules for IoT has generated tremendous interest in the developer market for wearable and other consumer or industrial devices. This book provides the perfect tutorial-based introduction to the ARTIK family of 'Systems on Modules,' which integrate powerful microprocessors, memory, wireless connectivity, and enhanced security on to very small form factor boards. Beginning Samsung ARTIK will help you understand which ARTIK modules to use for various applications, and how to produce code for them. This book goes beyond the information previously available online, efficiently guiding developers from initial setup of their development environment to product development and prototyping in no time. Helpful background insights into foundation technology is provided for beginners and useful reference information is included for more advanced developers.  Using examples provided by the author and working in a cross-platform environment, readers will quickly learn how to: Use terminal emulators to access the command line and talk to the device
Establish Wi-Fi connectivity with a wireless network
Upgrade the operating system and install additional software
Bring up Eclipse IDE and create a cross-compiler toolchain on Mac OS X
Use Arduino IDE with libArduino to cross-compile for the ARM processors in the ARTIK modules
Use C language to access the ARTIK hardware via a file based API
Use Node.js & Python inside the ARTIK moduleIntegrate applications with the Samsung SAMI data aggregation hub
Use Temboo to generate IoT software solutions that can be downloaded and compiled natively inside the ARTIK
Debug applications with software and hardware probesWith Beginning Samsung ARTIK as your guide, take the next steps to creating great solutions with an ARTIK.


Cliff Wootton is a former Interactive TV systems architect at the BBC. The 'InteractiveNews Loops' service developed there was nominated for a BAFTA and won a RoyalTelevision Society Award for Technical Innovation. Previously invited as a guest speakeron pre-processing for video compression at the Apple WWDC developer conference inSan Francisco and a former speaker on Interactive TV systems at the NationalAssociation of Broadcasters conference in Las Vegas.Previously taught post graduate MA students about real-world computing, multimedia,video compression, metadata and how to leverage artistic creativity through the use ofengineering and developer tools to build art installations.Current project work includes advanced web based user interface developmenttechnologies, ePublishing tools, web-to-print systems and working as a consultantengineer on R&D projects studying the deployment of next generation interactive TVsystems based on open standards. Pro-bono work includes MPEG, ePublishingmetadata and Cloud storage standards working groups.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Wootton, Cliff