Introduction I had the privilege to speak at the 4developers conference hosted at the National Stadium in Warsaw/Poland. LMtx at 4developers conference From the speaker’s room, I saw the grass preparation on the football field. The National Stadium is a modern facility, and I was shocked by what I saw. Three people were executing the following tasks: switching on/off lamps which provide extra light to the grass cutting the grass It does not make any sense to make people perform that simple tasks.

Disclaimer: I do not have any relation with Tesla. To write this post, I used publicly available information shared by Tesla (mainly from the 2023 Investor Day). This is my personal interpretation of those materials. Buy vs. build mindset Some time ago I created a pool on LinkedIn asking this question: Note: Buy vs. build is a very interesting topic for me. Personally, I am a huge fan of designing and building IoT solutions.

Starting ThingRex.com - IoT Advisory and Training services Hello everyone! I am happy to share that I am officially starting the ThingRex.com - IoT Advisory and Training services. I offer advisory calls to help C-level Executives, Company Owners, and Start-up Founders understand how to use IoT to drive business value and improve operations. My training offering focuses on providing education and guidance on the design and implementation of IoT-enabled services. I help individuals and teams develop practical IoT skills.

Disclaimer: I do not have any relation with Tesla. To write this post, I used publicly available information shared by Tesla (mainly from the 2023 Investor Day). This is my personal interpretation of those materials. Tesla 2023 Investor Day Recently I watched the Tesla 2023 Investor Day video on YouTube. It was a very interesting presentation on the world-class Industrial Internet of Things deployment. I noticed many insights that I would like to share with you.

I recorded a VoD for the Warsaw IT Days conference. In my video, I covered the general introduction to the Internet of Things and reviewed the AWS IoT Core service. I will share my presentation and code samples soon! Subscribe to my newsletter if you want to receive the notification.

I often say that the IoT Thing is a virtual representation of a physical device or logical entity (for instance, an application). Today, I want to be more specific than that. The IoT Thing stores the metadata describing the IoT Device. By metadata, I mean: Thing Name Thing Attributes Thing Type Thing Group Device Shadow But IoT Thing does not store the identity of a related IoT Device. The X.509 Certificate registered in the AWS IoT Core represents the connected IoT Device.