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IBM Meetup: Internet of Things

Internet of Things Speakers: Andy Stanford-Clark (@andysc)BioProfessor Andy Stanford-Clark is a Distinguished Engineer in IBM's global Internet of Things team. He is an IBM Master Inventor with more than 40 patents. Andy is based at IBM's Hursley Park laboratories in the UK, and specialises in the Internet of Things, remote telemetry, energy monitoring and management, Smart Metering and Smart Grid technologies. He has a particular interest in home energy monitoring, home automation and driving consumer behaviour change.Andy has been working on what we now call the Internet of Things for more than 15 years: he co-developed the MQTT messaging protocol in 1998.Andy has a BSC in Computing and Mathematics, and a PhD in Computer Science. He is a Visiting Professor at the University of Newcastle, an Honorary Professor at the University of East Anglia, and a Fellow of the British Computer Society.AgendaI will start with some introduction about my home energy monitoring and home automation experiments, and talk about the House That Tweets and my electronic mousetraps.I will talk about the Raspberry Pi and NodeRED, and introduce NodeRED and give a short demonstration of the "Hello World" application for it.Then I will show how NodeRED can be used to monitor things (for example a twitter feed) and control things (an LED "blink(1)" device).I will explain how NodeRED can also be used on IBM BlueMix to host applications in the cloud, with very short "time to achieve value".Then I will show the ARM/IBM mbed IoT starter kit and connect it to the Internet "in less time than it takes to drink two beers" (the design brief we gave to the engineering team at ARM and IBM), I will then use NodeRED to create an application which uses data from the mbed to control an LED display.BrainstormingPizza y cerves para comentar entre todos la jugada...SIGN UP HERE

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Internet of Things Speakers: Andy Stanford-Clark (@andysc)BioProfessor Andy Stanford-Clark is a Distinguished Engineer in IBM's global Internet of Things team. He is an IBM Master Inventor with more than 40 patents. Andy is based at IBM's Hursley Park laboratories in the UK, and specialises in the Internet of Things, remote telemetry, energy monitoring and management, Smart Metering and Smart Grid technologies. He has a particular interest in home energy monitoring, home automation and driving consumer behaviour change.Andy has been working on what we now call the Internet of Things for more than 15 years: he co-developed the MQTT messaging protocol in 1998.Andy has a BSC in Computing and Mathematics, and a PhD in Computer Science. He is a Visiting Professor at the University of Newcastle, an Honorary Professor at the University of East Anglia, and a Fellow of the British Computer Society.AgendaI will start with some introduction about my home energy monitoring and home automation experiments, and talk about the House That Tweets and my electronic mousetraps.I will talk about the Raspberry Pi and NodeRED, and introduce NodeRED and give a short demonstration of the "Hello World" application for it.Then I will show how NodeRED can be used to monitor things (for example a twitter feed) and control things (an LED "blink(1)" device).I will explain how NodeRED can also be used on IBM BlueMix to host applications in the cloud, with very short "time to achieve value".Then I will show the ARM/IBM mbed IoT starter kit and connect it to the Internet "in less time than it takes to drink two beers" (the design brief we gave to the engineering team at ARM and IBM), I will then use NodeRED to create an application which uses data from the mbed to control an LED display.BrainstormingPizza y cerves para comentar entre todos la jugada...SIGN UP HERE