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NEKLS - Hardware + People + Data

NEKLS - Hardware + People + Data

Presentation about LibraryBox and Measure the Future at NEKLS Innovation Day 2016, given Apr 27, 2016.

Jason Griffey

April 27, 2016
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    PEOPLE
    DATA
    HARDWARE
    NEKLS 2016
    JASON GRIFFEY

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  2. @GRIFFEY

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  3. MAKERSPACES

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  14. Break off part of the web

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  15. Hyperlocal

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  16. Open Source
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    Commodity Hardware

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  18. LibraryBox v2.1

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  19. Prototype Grant

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  20. ❖ Localization/Internationalization
    ❖ More hardware
    ❖ DLNA
    ❖ Responsive directory listings
    ❖ Automated updater

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  21. English
    French
    Swahili
    Swedish
    Norwegian
    Korean
    German
    Italian
    Spanish Portuguese
    Indonesian

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  22. Public Beta: Oct 2015
    Official Release: Dec 2015
    LibraryBox v2.1

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  23. In the Wild

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  28. '
    THINKING'OUTSIDE'THE'BOX:'
    MAKING'DIGITAL'CONTENT'AVAILABLE'WHERE'THE'INTERNET'IS'NOT'
    Steven!G.!Watkins!
    California!State!University,!Monterey!Bay,!Library!
    100!Campus!Center!
    Seaside,!CA!93955!USA!
    [email protected]!!
    !
    Joan!M.!Parker!
    Moss!Landing!Marine!Laboratories/Monterey!Bay!Aquarium!Research!Institute!Library!
    8272!Moss!Landing!Rd.!
    Moss!Landing,!CA!95039!
    !!
    Abstract'
    Despite!continuing!progress,!robust!and!reliable!Internet!access!is!still!not!available!at!an!
    affordable!cost!to!many!research!centers!served!by!IAMSLIC!libraries.!In!contrast,!there!is!
    increasing!availability!of!mobile!devices!with!wireless!capabilities!among!the!researchers!and
    students!at!many!of!those!locations.!IAMSLIC!and!its!partners!have!made!a!growing!body!of!
    text!content!available!for!open!access!through!the!Aquatic!Commons!and!OceanDocs!projec
    In!addition,!the!Secretariat!of!the!Pacific!Community!has!created!its!own!open!access!reposit
    the!FAME!Digital!Library.!One!approach!to!making!this!content!more!readily!available!to!

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  29. AS LIBRARIES WORK TO MAINTAIN
    and increase their relevance, heightening
    awareness among nonusers is a necessity
    for survival and prosperity. To bring
    new users through its doors, Barr Me-
    morial Library, an award-winning li-
    brary serving the military community in
    Fort Knox, KY, leveraged the power of
    curiosity, posing the question, “What’s
    in the LibraryBox?”
    The brainchild of Jason Griffey—a
    consultant, former head of library infor-
    mation technology at the University of
    Tennessee at Chattanooga, and a 2009
    LJ Mover & Shaker—the LibraryBox is
    a self-contained, pocket-sized wireless
    network that was conceived as a pro-
    grammable, open source file sharing de-
    vice. The LibraryBox functions like a
    closed network and is discoverable on
    portable electronic devices with wireless
    capabilities, including tablets and smart-
    phones. Details of the project can be
    found at jasongriffey.net/librarybox.
    Customization
    The Barr LibraryBox started with
    Griffey’s basic configuration, work-
    ing with the TP-LINK TL-MR3020
    3G/4G Wireless N150 Portable Router
    he recommends. Storage for library-
    able owing to copyright
    considerations, the Barr
    LibraryBox offers infor-
    mation on how registered
    users can access proprie-
    tary databases and services
    like Zinio. Creating the
    custom HTML skin and
    adjusting the open source
    code to our specifications
    were initially the most
    time-consuming part of
    the project, although web
    authoring tools such as Dreamweaver
    can also be used to create a custom skin.
    For initial deployment, the library tar-
    geted high-traffic locations where users
    would be looking for diversion and a
    way to pass the time, such as the shop-
    ping complex’s food court, physical fit-
    ness centers, a water park, pharmacies,
    and cafeterias. Many of these entities
    were not necessarily regular partners
    with the library, which afforded an op-
    portunity to build bridges and network.
    downloaded), and a short
    paragraph on who can use
    the library. To encourage
    continued use, content is
    updated quarterly, and in-
    centive “coupons” provide
    users with expanded bor-
    rowing privileges, etc.
    Barr’s approach to de-
    ploying the LibraryBox is
    unique in that it is attempt-
    ing to saturate the com-
    munity with the product,
    placing it, initially, at 18 locations. The
    first few months of deployment were
    wildly successful, and a year into the
    project the library is averaging between
    400 and 500 monthly LibraryBox uses.
    Simple, eye-catching four-step posters
    at LibraryBox sites inform users how to
    connect. Customized pieces, such as di-
    rections for digital monitors, were also
    devised at the request of partnering or-
    ganizations in order to allow them to
    maximize exposure.
    FIELDREPORTS
    What’s in the Box?
    By Michael Steinmacher & G.J. Corey Harmon
    The Barr LibraryBox was developed to be
    one part library promotion, one part content

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  37. Growth

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  38. 10/2012

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  39. 04/2013

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  40. 10/2013

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  41. 03/2014

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  42. 11/2014

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  43. 08/2015

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  44. 01/2016

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  45. 04/2016

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  46. 33 US States
    41 Countries
    7 Continents

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  47. Future?

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  48. ❖ Mesh
    ❖ Beacon
    ❖ App
    ❖ Encryption/Security
    ❖ Content Packs
    ❖ Hardware
    ❖ Funding

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  49. BACKGROUND

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  50. Nex-Gen Use Metrics for Libraries
    News Challenge for Libraries Grant Recipient

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  51. STATISTICS

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  52. TYPICAL STATS
    ▸ Gate Count
    ▸ Circulation Count
    ▸ # of Reference Interactions
    ▸ # of Classes Taught
    ▸ Website Visits

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    7 5
    1 5 0
    2 2 5
    3 0 0
    2 0 00 2 0 05 2 0 1 0 2 0 1 5
    Circulation

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    Video

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  56. GOOGLE ANALYTICS
    FOR YOUR BUILDING

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  57. COMMERCIAL SYSTEMS
    ▸ https://prism.com
    ▸ http://www.occupeye.com
    ▸ http://www.density.io
    ▸ http://euclidanalytics.com

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  58. OPEN
    HARDWARE &
    SOFTWARE

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  59. HOW TO 

    MEASURE THE FUTURE

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  60. SCOUT

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  64. SCOUT INFORMATION
    ▸ Logitech c920 Webcam
    ▸ Intel Edison w/USB board
    ▸ 3d printed case
    ▸ OpenCV
    ▸ Go

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  65. MOTHERSHIP

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  67. MOTHERSHIP INFORMATION
    ▸ Intel Edison + Power board
    ▸ 3d printed case
    ▸ Data analytics and visualization (Python,
    Javascript)
    ▸ Data storage (MySQL)

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  68. SCOUT MOTHERSHIP BROWSER

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  69. SCOUT MOTHERSHIP BROWSER
    SCOUT
    SCOUT

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  70. DEMO

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  71. Raw Footage
    Background Removal
    Noise Filtering
    Contour Detection & Object Tracking

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  73. VERSION 1 FEATURES
    ▸ Attention measurement
    ▸ People count
    ▸ Activity Clock
    ▸ Raw data available via CSV
    ▸ Significant privacy protection

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  74. PRIVACY
    ▸ No photo or video of patrons is
    saved
    ▸ All communication is secured
    ▸ Collapsing single-stat areas
    ▸ 15 Minute reporting blocks

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  75. SMART BUILDING
    Photo by KTH Biblioteket - http://flic.kr/p/7Pesb4

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  76. A/B TEST SPACES
    Photo by DaveBleasdale - http://flic.kr/p/nNZRV

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  77. EVALUATE YOUR STACKS
    Photo by ocegep - http://flic.kr/p/crdH8s

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  78. PLAN YOUR STAFFING
    Photo by infomatique - http://flic.kr/p/qkS3BQ

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  79. ROADMAP FOR VERSION 2
    ▸ Additional sensor support
    ▸ Hyperlocal location measurement
    ▸ Humidity/temperature
    ▸ Additional data views
    ▸ Data integration into other products
    ▸ Secure and privacy-focused cloud portal for your data

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  80. Nex-Gen Use Metrics for Libraries
    http://measurethefuture.net
    @measure_future

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  81. COMING 

    SUMMER 2016

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  82. WE NEED TO MAKE
    OURSELVES BETTER

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  83. QUESTIONS?
    TEXT

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  84. J A S O N G R I F F E Y
    P H O T O C R E D I T: C I N D I B LY B E R G
    F O U N D E R / P R I N C I PA L C O N S U LTA N T
    E V E N LY D I S T R I B U T E D L L C
    H T T P : / / E V E N LY D I S T R I B U T E D . N E T
    M E A S U R E T H E F U T U R E
    H T T P : / / M E A S U R E T H E F U T U R E . N E T
    F E L L O W
    B E R K M A N C E N T E R F O R I N T E R N E T & S O C I E T Y
    H A R VA R D U N I V E R S I T Y
    J G R I F F E Y @ C Y B E R . L AW. H A R VA R D . E D U
    H T T P : / / J A S O N G R I F F E Y. N E T
    T H E L I B R A RY B O X P R O J E C T
    H T T P : / / L I B R A RY B O X . U S

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