This document discusses how Internet of Things (IoT) technologies can provide an easy life for both consumers and engineers. It provides examples of IoT products like SmartGallon and Magic Button that make life easier through automation and notifications. For engineers, it recommends using the right development tools like ESP32 boards, programming languages, and cloud services to efficiently build IoT solutions. The key takeaways are that automation prevents unnecessary tasks, saves time and resources, and notifying users when they need to take action can also improve the user experience.

1. Easy Life with Internet of
Things
ISHOT 2.0

2. $ whoami
Alwin Arrasyid
winter@dycode.com twitter.com/alwin_wint3r github.com/alwint3r

3. Lead Software Engineer
x@dycode.com | https://dycodex.com

4. DycodeX Products & Services Focus
• Asset Tracking
• Precision Agriculture
• Industrial IoT

5. Internet of Things
Short review

6. Internet of Things
• Network of physical things with embedded computing
capability
• Ranges from measuring things in physical world to building
devices and all the way to building end application
• Brings people with various background of expertise together

7. Internet of Things
• Things
• Connectivity
• People & Process

8. Common Architecture

9. Talking about easy life with IoT...
Consumers Engineers

10. Easy Life for Consumers

11. Easy Life for Consumers
Let's take a look of IoT product examples first

12. SmartGallon
Smart drinking and water monitoring
solution.

13. SmartGallon Architecture

14. SmartGallon
• Notifies you (or somebody in charge) when the water is nearly
empty
• Can automatically turn off the dispenser when the bottle is
empty

15. Magic Button
Your personal butler, now in your hand.

16. MagicButton Architecture

17. Magic Button
• You can set an action that will be done if a certain button /
touch pad is touched
• By default, It will notify the user and display the message when
a button is touched
• RGB LED will turn on for a moment if you respond

18. Smarternak
Smart cattle tracking and monitoring.

19. Smarternak Architecture

20. What are the common things
between these products?

21. Which part of them that actually
makes life easier?

22. Automation is the key!

23. Why Automation?
• Prevents you from doing unnecessary and repetitive tasks
• Saves time and money
• Might saves life too
• Data visualization sometimes doesn't make any things easier
for consumer

24. If automation is not possible
then tell the user what to
do

25. Notify the User
• When something happens and the user needs to react, tell
them right away
• In some cases the product needs to be proactive especially if
predictive analysis is involved

26. Easy Life for Engineers

27. Use the right tools for the
right jobs

28. What tools?
• Development software
• Hardware prototyping kit
• Cloud services

29. Development Software
• Choose correct programming language / platform
• Framework
• Choose appropriate development tools
• IDE or text editor

30. Programming Languages
And many more...

31. Frameworks & Platforms
ESP-IDF
And many more...

32. Development Tools
And many more...

33. Use development board!
Hardware Prototyping Kit

34. Development Boards

35. DycodeX uses ESP32
• It's powerful and proven ready to be used as the core of IoT
products
• DycodeX has been using ESP32 for years since it's inception

36. CPU: Tensilica Xtensa 32-bit dual core, up to 240 MHz, 600 DMIPS
Operating voltage: 3.3V
Memory: 448 KB ROM, 520 KB SRAM 16 KB SRAM in RTC, 1 Kbit of eFuse.
External Flash: 512 KB to (4 x 16) MiB
WiFi (802.11): b/g/n/e/i
Bluetooth: v4.2 BR/EDR & BLE
Peripherals: GPIOs, PWM, ADC, DAC, I2S, UART, SPI, I2C, CAN, RMII, Cap Touch
ESP32 Specification

37. ESP32 Modules

38. ESP32 Boards

39. ESPectro32 by DycodeX

40. Cloud Services
And many more...

41. How to start?

42. How to start?
Start by solving your own
problem!

43. How to start?
Join communities!

47. DycodeX is Hiring!
Interns are welcome

48. Upcoming IoT events!
Kindly visit our booth for more information

49. Thank You!