This document discusses Internet of Things (IoT) and open hardware at the LeanCamp Madrid event. It introduces several speakers and a special guest, then covers topics like sensors, actuators, connected objects, smart objects, the cloud, social networks, and why IoT is relevant to the event. It provides examples of open hardware projects using Arduino like gardening and lock prototypes. It also discusses wireless technologies like RFID and NFC, as well as data repositories and platforms that can store and share IoT device data. The document concludes by discussing an example IoT mashup project of a tweeting machine built with Arduino in a weekend.

1. Internet of Things &
Open Hardware
LeanCamp Madrid
#LCMad

2. IoT Madrid @IoTMadrid
César García Ricardo Padrino
@elsatch @ricardo_padrino
Sara Alvarellos Javier Montaner
@trecedejunio @tumaku_
Special guest
Gustavo Valera
http://www.ultra-lab.net/

3. Picture by dmje licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic.

5. VIdeo by Ubidots under Standard Youtube license

6. Sensors
and
Actuators
Picture by herr_hartmann licensed under Creative Commons Atribución-NoComercial 2.0 Genérica (CC BY-NC 2.0).

7. Connected
Objects
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NoComercial-SinDerivadas 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0) .

8. Smart
Objects
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9. The Cloud
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10. Social Networks
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NoComercial-SinDerivadas 2.0 Genérica (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0). Atribución-SinDerivadas 2.0 Genérica (CC BY-ND 2.0).

11. Why Internet of Things at #lcmad?
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12. Imagen de Sara Alvarellos.

13. OPEN HARDWARE
Hardware licensed under an open license
● Equivalent to Open Source software but for
hardware
● Examples:
○ Linux for Open Source
○ Arduino, Raspberry Pi for Open Hardware
● Many different licenses
● Most allow commercial usage and creating
derivatives

14. Arduino
One of the most popular Open Hardware projects
● Small micro computer
● Cheap (20$)
● Easy to learn and
develop MVP
● Lots of modules/shields
● It's glue for computing
the physical word

15. Arduino Features
One of the most popular Open Hardware projects
● Programming
enviroment is free
● USB port to upload
programs and power
● 14 Digital ports
● 5 Analog ports

16. Using Arduino
One of the most popular Open Hardware projects
● Inputs ● Outputs
● Buttons ● Rele
● Sensors ● Actuators
● Bluetooth ● Bluetooth
● Wifi ● Wifi
● Bananas? ● 3rd party
service
● Local
storage

17. Arduino Examples

18. Garduino – Arduino gardening
http://www.instructables.com/id/Garduino-Gardening-Arduino/

19. GrowGuard - Gardening Product

20. Arduino Lock Prototype
Full instructions at: http://www.instructables.com/id/Arduino-RFID-Door-Lock/

21. Lockitron Product

22. MVP Drumset lights

23. Arduino Lilypad enabled clothing
● Enlace: www.speedvest.com

24. Arduino Derivative demo
● MakeyMakey is and Arduino based computer
input device
● Time to bring the sensors, actuators and try
some of them!

25. go WIRELESS

26. RFID & NFC
short-range wireless communication system
for identification and formated data exchange

27. RFID & NFC

28. EXAMPLES

29. EXAMPLES

30. EXAMPLES

32. DATA REPOSITORY
Data brokerage platform for the Internet of Things
● Get a value posted by your Device (or another data
source)
● Store it
● Visualize it in some way
● Push it somewhere else
● Allow it to be retrieved

33. "Active Digital Identities"
"connections between each product and each customer"

34. "Feel. Act. Make sense."
Free. Invitation need.

35. "Once the data is in ThingSpeak, you can build applications
that retrieve the data, use the data for process decision
making, and reporting"

36. "Right now on the Cosm platform, developers and companies are
connecting devices and apps to securely store and exchange
data."

37. Cosm
Algunos ejemplos prácticos

41. Monitorizando el mundo físico. La calidad del aire.
Air Quality Egg en Madrid en la calle Sagasta.

43. Monitorizando el mundo físico. La calidad del aire.
Air Quality Egg en Madrid en la calle Sagasta.

44. Monitorizando el mundo físico. La calidad del aire.
Air Quality Egg en el mundo.

46. MASHUPs

52. Display customers on Google Maps
Customer in an Excel in Dropbox
Extract the address data
Display location in Google Maps

55. LET'S PLAY!!
https://ifttt.com/instagram

56. LET'S PLAY!!

57. The fantastic tweeting machine:
build an MVP in a weekend
by Javier Montaner

58. Open Source HW Arduino

59. 3D Printed Box

60. Internet Mashup (SMS -> twitter)

61. Functional Flow of MVP
1. Arduino detects contactless (NFC) card and reads the
personalised twitter username
2. Arduino formats an SMS with the username and
#LCMad hashtag
3. Arduino sends the SMS to IFTTT number
4. IFTTT triggers the recipe and tweets the content of the
SMS

62. ¡Muchas gracias por tu atención!
Más sobre IoT en
http://www.meetup.com/iotmadrid/
síguenos en twitter @IoTMadrid