#017 - How *not* to think about IoT, with Michael Vladimer of Orange IoT Studio, USA

The Hardware Entrepreneur · 15 Mar 2017 · 43m

What this episode covers

Michael Vladimer, co-founder of Orange IoT Studio, outlines a framework for building successful IoT products, arguing that they must solve compelling problems rather than just connecting everything. He defines the core MVP of an IoT device as consisting of sensors, connectivity, computation, and user interface, while warning against expecting users to invest smartphone-level effort into these devices. Vladimer also discusses the nuances of IoT security, advocating for context-specific standards based on data sensitivity, and shares insights on cross-cultural communication and storytelling in product development.

Mentioned

Companies
Orange IoT Studio, Neura, Sutro
Products
Kinza, Nest, Eden, Parrot, June
Chips
Raspberry Pi
Also
LoRa, The Art of the Start, Thinking Fast and Slow

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