21 Open Source Projects for IoT The Internet of Things market is fragmented, amorphous, and continually changing, and its very nature requires more than the usual attention to interoperability. It’s not surprising then, that open source has done quite well here — customers are hesitant to bet their IoT future on a proprietary platform that may fade or become difficult to customize and interconnect. In this second entry in a four-part series about open source IoT, there is a guide to major open source software projects, focusing on open source tech for home and industrial automation. The list of 21 projects below includes two major Linux Foundation hosted projects — AllSeen (AllJoyn) and the OCF (IoTivity) — and many more end-to-end frameworks that link IoT sensor endpoints with gateways and cloud services. See http://ift.tt/2dhwB0u
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