Jukeberry: An IoT DIY use case

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Jukeberry is a DIY jukebox built on a Raspberry Pi with an RFID reader that publishes card-present events over MQTT to a cloud service defined by an AsyncAPI spec. The PoC includes an AsyncAPI definition, an MQTT client, and an Eclipse Mosquitto broker; 16 simultaneous client connections appear during the live demo. Events are stored so cloud services can register songs and offline Jukeberry devices catch up later, proving an event-driven, offline-capable architecture for IoT music control.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:14Project overview
3. 3:46Expanding features
4. 9:28API design and MQTT
5. 11:37Demo setup
6. 13:01Live demo with NFC and Pi
7. 17:52Live audience feedback
8. 19:39Q&A

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