Panel Discussion: Pyrrha, A Call for Code Open Source Project
summary
Open source Pyrrha turns the Prometeo idea into a fieldable system that measures carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide plus temperature/humidity from a wearable sensor, sends data via MQTT through a mobile app + smartwatch gateway to a cloud pipeline, and classifies exposure with an IBM Watson model to present color-coded alerts on a command-center dashboard. The repo contains five microservices (Node.js, Flask, React), MariaDB, Kubernetes containers, Docker images pushed by GitHub Actions CI/CD. Field tests in controlled burns validate real-time alerts; project seeks contributors.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:40Pyrrha
- 8:20How it works
- 16:15Platform
- 19:15GitHub Actions
- 23:15Partners
- 31:25Roadmap
- 37:10Final Thoughts
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