Episode 135: Amazon wants your key and Vodafone wants your sensor data

The home security train just keeps on rolling in the smart home with Amazon offering a connected camera and door lock combo to enfold Prime Members even more deeply into the ecosystem and Wink launching a new security package for its members. Also on the home front Kevin Tofel and I discuss the new lighting startup Noon, which launches Thursday. We also talk about some new devices including a $20 camera and a Google Assistant intercom system before answering a question from Derek about how to integrate a bunch of devices together using an Android app. And because today ends in Y we also have a security story with Reaper as well as ARM’s new IoT security effort. The Noon lighting system on a wall. The guest this week is Phil Skipper of Vodafone who shares the details of building a low power wide area network using cellular. Skipper is betting on NB-IoT, and he explains the role it will play compared with Cat M and even alternatives like LoRa. He also discusses how companies are using, securing and pricing NB-IoT services. I learned a lot about new business models for IoT in this conversation. Enjoy the show! Hosts: Stacey Higginbotham and Kevin Tofel Guests: Phil Skipper of Vodafone Sponsors: SAP and ADT Amazon’s Key and Wink’s new security system are part of a trend Noon’s lighting system is pretty cool It’s not IoT exactly, but you should fear Reaper Why choose NB-IoT over other low power network options A glass break sensor can teach us new business models for IoT The post Episode 135: Amazon wants your key and Vodafone wants your sensor data appeared first on IoT Podcast - Internet of Things.