Industrial Talk is chatting with Guneet Bedi, Sr. Vice President and GM of Arduino about “Speed is King - Democratization of your Digital Strategy”.  The following are some key takeaways for our conversation:



The democratization of Arduino. 0:04

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Guneet talks about the democratization of the solution and the compression of time. He also talks about speed and urgency of collecting the data.
Gunesh shares his thoughts on the security side.


Industry is an education game. 3:39

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Guneet shares his background and how he got into the field of data collection and how it has evolved over the last eight years.
Greeet is the Chief Revenue Officer for Arduino, helping people use the Arduino platform and ecosystem to do industrial and data collection.


The holy grail of manufacturing and the power of data. 8:30

The holy grail of manufacturing is getting real-time data in a cost-effective manner without spending gazillions of dollars, and how to do that with the talent that you have available.
The power of what data can do if data is easy to get from any old asset.
The only issue they have today is the two issues, the boards and the hardware was not enterprise grade. They launched a team focused on enterprise-grade features like high temperature ranges, security, crypto and security.
They have close to 9000 libraries today, but not all of them are enterprise level.


We live by Arduino speed skin. 12:54

Adreno speed skin is the first mover advantage, advantage can sink, or you know, a sailor company.
The tagline is 24 months to 24 days, and you do not need to pick up a million dollars in nra to get to market.
The first step is to get data, but it's only the first step. Then, the hardware needs to be done, and the tool chains need to align with machine learning and artificial intelligence, and need to be super secure.
Today, there are over 200 libraries available for developers.


How do you start mining data from data? 18:05

There are 180-200 open source libraries available on Github, and Arduino is able to access them and begin collecting data.
Arduino has set up an enterprise team in Chicago and Austin.
Programmable logic control, ready-to-go for energy management, machinery monitoring, condition monitoring, predictive maintenance, and predictive maintenance.
The second approach is system on modules, modular electronics for smart sensing.
Reliability folks love having data available in powerbi dashboards, having them local, not to the cloud. They love working with reliability, because they think it's not internet of things, it's internet of legacy things.
80 to 90% of the functionality is available in any cloud, and can be customized.


What is the vision for the future of technology?