IoT Surfboard
summary
A compact device aggregator called IoT Surfboard wires sensors (temperature humidity gas alcohol infrared) to actuators (relay transistors) and a real time clock, uses an ESP8266 Wi-Fi module plus an Arduino Nano so it can hand off heavy work to a Raspberry Pi, and draws about 100 mA idle. Firmware supports multi-mode with preloaded sketches and a simple serial text protocol plus a Java-like API, publishes to MQTT or selectable cloud providers, and demos include Minecraft control and RealSense face-recognition triggering MQTT events.
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- 0:00Welcome to IoT Surfboard
- 1:08From home automation to IoT Surfboard
- 2:54Introducing IoT Surfboard device
- 5:24Key features and low power
- 6:49Designing for uncertain future
- 7:35Circuit layout and engineering
- 8:59Multi-mode interaction for developers
- 10:23Java API for Arduino-like coding
- 11:50Flexible processor and Wi-Fi options
- 13:17Connecting to cloud and IoT platforms
- 14:02Minecraft for education
- 15:06Workshop and developer engagement
- 15:50Human interaction with IoT
- 16:34Facial recognition and smart home
- 17:16IoT in healthcare and agriculture
- 18:41Changing life devices and future
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