The Internet of Things is a development that is of interest to a growing number of people, many of whom have no knowledge about the technology that drives IoT related innovations. People such as interaction designers, industrial product designers, business developers, data analysts may play an important role in designing IoT related applications, but they would still feel that the underlying technology will never be within their grasp.
The following workshop is constructed to provide those people an enjoyable hands-on workshops at which they can learn about the basics of IoT technology and what it can do for them. In a two hour workshop it should be possible for participants to fabricate an internet connected device themselves.
On this git repository you will find:
- The software for the internet connected microcontroler (designed for the NodeMCU)
- The software for the webserver accessed by the microcontroler
- Description of the setup
- The workshop description and setup
This workshop is created by minor Internet of Things students of the HBO-ICT programme of the faculty of Digital Media and Creative Industries, part of the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. You can find out more about the program at http://www.hva.nl/hbo-ict For questions regarding the workshop you can contact teacher Bas Pijls, b.pijls[AT]hva.nl or researcher/teacher Joey van der Bie, j.h.f.van.der.bie[AT]hva.nl
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