Date:06/11/20
Xiaomi has launched a new IoT Software Platform called “Xiaomi Vela” at MIDC 2020 today in China. Through this, Xiaomi aims to bring all the fragmented AIoT (Internet of Things) technologies under one roof.
Xiaomi’s General Manager of IoT Platform, Fan Dian says “Vela” in Latin means “Sail”. Accordingly, the company is willing to work with developers of different platforms. And sail through hurdles for a better future in the AIoT industry. Further, he adds (via ITHome) that the platform will extend to Smartwatches, Fitness Trackers, Smart speakers. And other Smart Home Appliances, camera ISPs, and sensors in the future.
Xiaomi Vela is an IoT Software platform based on Open Source Embedded Operating System NuttX. It mainly has three parts/layers:
Here, the underlying NuttX Kernel performs the basic task scheduling, cross-platform communication, file system, and other basic OS functions. Additionally, it contains device drivers, TCP/IP Protocol stacks, Power Management Component, and more.
Xiaomi’s Vela Application Framework has two layers of its own. Accordingly, its Upper layer differs for different IoT platforms. However, the lower layer has system services including OTA (Over-The-Air), GUI, Local Storage, Scripting languages.
That said, Xiaomi Vela can run on various chip platforms especially IoT devices. Thus it can unite different MCU hardware, software, communication protocols. The company mainly aims to support all application scenarios, and build an infrastructure for the IoT industry.
At the speech, Fan Dian also announced that Xioami’s IoT devices exceed 271 million. Including Mijia, 3800 partners are working on the company’s AIoT platform. The company has officially opened the preview program of Xiaomi Vela starting today. Accordingly, IoT companies including chip/equipment vendors. And developers are welcome to join the program.
Xiaomi launches a new IoT Software Platform “Xiaomi Vela” based on NuttX OS
Xiaomi has launched a new IoT Software Platform called “Xiaomi Vela” at MIDC 2020 today in China. Through this, Xiaomi aims to bring all the fragmented AIoT (Internet of Things) technologies under one roof.Xiaomi’s General Manager of IoT Platform, Fan Dian says “Vela” in Latin means “Sail”. Accordingly, the company is willing to work with developers of different platforms. And sail through hurdles for a better future in the AIoT industry. Further, he adds (via ITHome) that the platform will extend to Smartwatches, Fitness Trackers, Smart speakers. And other Smart Home Appliances, camera ISPs, and sensors in the future.
Xiaomi Vela is an IoT Software platform based on Open Source Embedded Operating System NuttX. It mainly has three parts/layers:
- Bottom Layer- NuttX Kernel
- Developer Tools
- Upper Layer- Vela Application Framework
Here, the underlying NuttX Kernel performs the basic task scheduling, cross-platform communication, file system, and other basic OS functions. Additionally, it contains device drivers, TCP/IP Protocol stacks, Power Management Component, and more.
Xiaomi’s Vela Application Framework has two layers of its own. Accordingly, its Upper layer differs for different IoT platforms. However, the lower layer has system services including OTA (Over-The-Air), GUI, Local Storage, Scripting languages.
That said, Xiaomi Vela can run on various chip platforms especially IoT devices. Thus it can unite different MCU hardware, software, communication protocols. The company mainly aims to support all application scenarios, and build an infrastructure for the IoT industry.
At the speech, Fan Dian also announced that Xioami’s IoT devices exceed 271 million. Including Mijia, 3800 partners are working on the company’s AIoT platform. The company has officially opened the preview program of Xiaomi Vela starting today. Accordingly, IoT companies including chip/equipment vendors. And developers are welcome to join the program.
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