IoT Application Development with Matter and the Arduino Nano

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Ivo Brett

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1. Introduction

1.1 Matter 1.3 Specification Download.html

1. Why Matter.mp4

02:14

2. Course Outline.mp4

04:13

3. Requirements.mp4

01:06

4.1 Matter Open Source Github repository.html

4. Exploring the Matter SDK.mp4

05:10

2. Overview of Matter & Environment Set-Up

1. Developer Overview of Matter.mp4

06:55

2. What We Will Build.mp4

02:03

3. Functional Layers of the Matter Protocol.mp4

02:36

4.1 Codelab - Installing Ubuntu and Matter on RPi.html

4.2 Use Rebuilt Matter Image for RPi.html

4. Practical Lab - Installing Ubuntu and the Matter SDK on a Raspberry Pi.mp4

14:48

5.1 Remote Development over SSH.html

5. Practical Lab - Remote Development over SSH.mp4

04:02

6. Building the CHIP tool.mp4

14:27

3. Matter Data Model

1. Matter Data Model.mp4

03:50

2.1 The chip-tool guide.html

2. Practical Exercise Endpoints, Clusters and Attributes using the Chip-tool.mp4

22:53

3. The Importance of Endpoint 0.mp4

01:21

4. Matter Bridges and Border Routers

1. Matter Bridges.mp4

03:33

2. Matter Border Routers.mp4

04:00

3.1 Codelab How to Install Thread BR and Build an RCP on RPi.html

3.2 How to use the EFR32 as a radio co processor.html

3. Practical Exercise - Building a Thread Radio Co-Processor.mp4

10:35

4.1 Codelab How to Install Thread BR and Build an RCP on RPi.html

4. Practical Exercise - Building the Open Thread Border Router.mp4

12:29

5. Matter Interaction Model

1. Matter Clients and Servers.mp4

00:55

2.1 How to download the Arduino IDE.html

2. Practical Exercise - Coding a Matter Light for the Arduino Nano Matter.mp4

11:01

3. Practical Exercise - Controlling the Matter Light using the Chip-tool.mp4

20:33

4. Understanding Matter Fabrics and Multi-Admin.mp4

03:54

5. Practical Exercise - Code Walkthru of Matter Switch.mp4

14:53

6. Matter Security Model

1. Matter Security Model.mp4

05:42

2.1 Link to CSAs DCL.html

2. Distributed Compliance Ledger.mp4

06:13

3. Practical Exercise - Exploring the DCL Web UI.mp4

06:18

4. Security in Production.mp4

04:38

5. Certificate Revocation.mp4

04:15

6. The Matter Certification Process.mp4

02:07

7. Matter Certificates Explained.mp4

03:48

7. Wrap up and Practice Test

1.1 Arduino Nano Matter - User Guide.html

1.2 Blog Series on Matter.html

1.3 CSA Developer Resources.html

1.4 Nordic Semiconductors - Matter Developer Info.html

1.5 Project CHIP - Matter SDK - Github Repo.html

1.6 Silicon Labs - Works With Conference.html

1. Where to get more information.mp4

03:58

2. Final Wrap Practice Test.html

Description

Develop Matter based IoT applications on the Arduino Nano Matter and learn the key features of the Matter protocol.

What You'll Learn?

Discover Matter, a new protocol for smart devices, enhancing user experience, fostering interoperability across ecosystems, backed by 140+ companies
Follow hands-on practical exercises in developing Arduino based IoT applications using the Arduino IDE
Learn the core elements of the Matter data model: nodes, endpoints, clusters, attributes, and commands, defining IoT device capabilities
Learn how Matter devices interact within a network, enabling useful automations without intermediaries, utilizing device binding and ACLs
Explore Matter Fabric & Multi-admin: Understand how devices join multiple ecosystems, authenticate, & enforce access control across different Fabrics.
Understand Matter's security model: Learn how PKI, DACs, and NOCs authenticate devices, ensuring trusted communication and protecting data privacy.

Who is this for?

IoT Application Developers

IoT Operational support

IoT Solution Architects

Educators

What You Need to Know?

Knowledge of basic Linux commands

Raspberry Pi 3 or 4 with sd card

Arduino Nano Matter Board

Basic knowledge of C and C++ programming

Basic knowledge of IP networking

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Description
Join our comprehensive course on Matter, the revolutionary protocol reshaping smart home technology. Explore its principles, security, and industry impact. Get practical experience of developing Matter applications for the Arduino Nano Matter.
In this course, you'll delve deep into Matter's significance in solving compatibility issues in smart homes.
Understand how it unifies smart home ecosystems and has the potential to enhance interoperability and user experience in the IoT market.
Discover Matter's functionality and learn about scalability considerations.
Explore Matter's hardware and software requirements, supported development kits, and SDKs.
Gain hands-on experience of developing Matter applications on the Arduino Nano Matter.
Familiarize yourself with Matter's security model, including Device Attestation Certificates (DACs) and X.509 certificates.
Understand the commissioning process, from device authentication to network setup.
Explore Matter's multi-admin concept and the role of Node Operational Certificates (NOCs) in identifying nodes across ecosystems.
Learn about Access Control, Access Control Lists (ACLs), and permissions for Matter nodes. Gain insights into Matter's Distributed Compliance Ledger (DCL) and its role in securely publishing device information.

Whether you're a developer, IoT enthusiast, or industry professional, this course provides a comprehensive understanding of Matter's principles, security, and practical implementation, empowering you to navigate the evolving landscape of smart home technology with confidence.
Who this course is for:
IoT Application Developers
IoT Operational support
IoT Solution Architects
Educators

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I am a Computer Science Educator and a Software Engineer with over 25 years experience in Embedded Software Development, Web applications and AWS Cloud architecture. I have an honours degree in Electronic Engineering from Dublin City University and a level 9 degree in Cloud Architecture from Dublin Technological University.I love extending my knowledge and helping others to be successful. I have contributed to the Matter and Home Assistant projects

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