1. Intel Galileo and x86 SBCs῁
As an Internet of Things (IoT) Building Block
῁ Small Board Computers

2. What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
Internet Was “Invented”
Static Pages
Javascript Effects
Web 3.0
Big Data
Geolocation
Mobile Technology
Web 2.0
Content Features
Better Browsers
Browser as a Workspace
Internet of Everything
Everything is Online
Devices are “Smart”
Machines are Learning

3. What are Embedded Computers?
Smaller Versions of Big Computers
Computers that Serve a Specific Purpose or Limited Purpose
Controllers (Automobiles, Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Elevators)
Speech Processors (DSP Radios, Cellphones)
Computers that can be found inside other computers
See YouTube:

4. Why Use x86? A Short History of Personal Computers
The standard for Personal Computers since the IBM PC.  Actually that was based on the Intel 8088.  Apple used the 6502 and then the Motorola
After the 8088 there was the 8086 the the the the   Then things got complicated.  The was a which was the same as the Pentium and a and Cyrix and AMD followed suit and then there was the Intel Pentium, Pentium Pro, Pentium II, Pentium III and Pentium IV.  The AMD 64 bit processors all used x86 intructions.  Even Apple used the PowerPC.
Do you see why x86 instructions are so important?  There is a lot of software out there.
Please look at the books I brought from Mindshare if you want to have some idea of what x86 opcodes look like!

5. Intel Galileo Gen 2 Development Board (courtesy of intel.com)
Circa 2014
First of its Kind
Based on Intel Quark x1000 SoC
Single Threaded
Pentium ISA Compatible
400MHz
>= $34.00
Intel Galileo Gen 2 Development Board (courtesy of intel.com)

6. Intel Galileo Gen 2 – Arduino-Like

7. Intel Galileo Gen 2 – Did You Know?

8. Compare Intel Galileo to Arduino
One Chip for full Control
No Big Computer To Deal With
Easy to Use Arduino.cc
Faster: Do you have any number?

9. Compare Intel Galileo to Raspberry Pi
Intel x86
Raspberry Pi
The Edison is not a Raspberry Pi
It might be more fair to compare Intel Galileo to the Raspberry Pi Compute Module

10. LattePanda

11. UDOO

12. UP Board

13. ASUS Tinker Board

14. Minnow Board

15. So Many x86 Boards!

16. Intel.com: Step One

17. Intel.com: Kernel Development

18. Yocto Project – Building the Kernel
Yoctoproject.org

19. Arduino.cc: Programming Intel Galileo

20. Sparkfun: A Good First Sketch!

21. Intel IDE: Programming the Intel Galileo

22. Intel XDK IoT Edition
Just use Node.js!

23. Using Galileo Linux BusyBox: Not your normal set of commands!
Must rebuild Kernel to get What you Want!
Seems like adding Security to the Ethernet is difficult – Not Sure Yet!

24. Using Galileo Linux

25. Other Intel Boards and Chipsets
Intel Edison: i686 version of the Galileo
Intel Joule
Intel Curie
There is more!
Shop for What You Need!
Intel Edison Development Board Courtesy of Mouser.

26. Show Me What It Can Do?

27. Use of Intel Centrino Wifi and Bluetooth
LocalPOD! !

28. Resources
Intel Website A nice “community”
Malinov Family Web
Yocto Project
Books

29. Reference Book

30. Questions and Answers? Evan J. Williams