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GitHub and the Internet of Things: Automate IoT Hardware

GitHub and the Internet of Things: Automate IoT Hardware

GitHub and IoT with Arduino workshop as presented at GitHub Universe 2017.

Jamie Strusz

October 10, 2017
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  1. Jamie Strusz Services Engineer @ GitHub Likes art history; takes

    too many photos of her dog ! allthedoll !
  2. The agenda • IoT 101: what is it and why

    does it matter? • Hands-on with hardware • Push code from GitHub
  3. IoT: what is it, anyway? • The makers movement •

    The Internet of Things • IoT IRL
  4. IoT: why does it matter? • The future is moving

    towards IoT • IoT can be used across all markets • IoT is changing how we live and work • Smart City Barcelona
  5. Double check connections Source: allthedoll Components Arduino LCD Trimpot Arduino

    Connections VCC to + GND to - D4 to 5 D5 to 4 D6 to 3 D7 to 2 RS to 14 E to 15 VDD to + VSS to - K to - A Ω + RW to - LCD Connections Trimpot Connections left to ground right to power center to VO
  6. Add the DHT22 sensor Source: allthedoll DHT22 Connections Pin 1

    (left) to + Pin 2 (middle) to Arduino’s 7 Pin 3 (right) to -
  7. Add the DHT22 sensor Source: allthedoll DHT22 Connections Pin 1

    (left) to + Pin 2 (middle) to Arduino’s 7 Pin 3 (right) to -
  8. Add the DHT22 sensor Source: allthedoll DHT22 Connections Pin 1

    (left) to + Pin 2 (middle) to Arduino’s 7 Pin 3 (right) to - Resistor from pin 2 to +
  9. ! You can find Jamie on GitHub and alltheinternet: !

    allthedoll ! allthedoll " allthedoll Jamie Strusz You can find Stefan on GitHub and the Twitterverse: ! stoe ! me_stoe Stefan Stölzle