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Good point - instant connectivity via wireless definitely ranks high in the convenience dept, but is less essential in stationary devices. Unfortunately, the es
by petesoder 15y ago
Good point - instant connectivity via wireless definitely ranks high in the convenience dept, but is less essential in stationary devices. Unfortunately, the essential idea behind RFID (for instance) is that it's not stationary ...
Also, curious more specifically what you mean by getting more 'mature as data consumers ... '
- cydonian_monk 15y agoRFID isn't as much of an issue, as the tags are generally passive, and not always on and looking for a signal. As far as more mature: 'more efficient' is really a better wording. There seems to be a culture of excess at the moment, where the amount and frequency of data our devices send is not much of a design consideration. This is part of what MQTT addresses - more devices but smaller data payload sizes. Where we can be more efficient without sacrificing too much conveinience we should be. Ex: Just because my TV's DVR can work over WiFi doesn't mean it should by default. That sort of thing.