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IoT Use Case: Screenly

IoT Use Case: Screenly

An IoT use case story presented at BBVA Innovation Center in Madrid, Spain.

Viktor Petersson

November 17, 2015
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  2. Quick Raspberry Pi intro

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  3. Image from The Raspberry Pi Foundation
    ~$35

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  4. Plethora of Linux distros
    Raspbian
    Pidora
    RaspBMC
    OpenELEC
    Arch
    Snappy Core
    and more...

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  5. Building a business with
    the Raspberry Pi
    Use case: Screenly

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  6. Digital Signage

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  7. “We can do it better...”

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  8. Enter Raspberry Pi.

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  9. Screenly OSE.

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  10. 120,991 views
    689 replies
    Marketing

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  11. Pre-configured image:
    Download from http://www.screenlyapp.com/ose.html
    Install yourself (on Raspbian):
    $ curl -sL https://raw.github.com/wireload/screenly-ose/master/misc/install.sh | bash
    Screenly OSE installation

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  12. Live demo available at
    ose.demo.screenlyapp.com

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  13. Screenly Pro.

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  14. ‣ "Set and forget" digital signage
    ‣ Central interface
    ‣ Powers thousands of screens around the world
    ‣ Free hardware* or Bring Your Own (BYO)
    About Screenly Pro
    * With 12 month subscription.

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  18. What we've learned.

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  19. Amazing community
    and eco system

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  20. It’s not a regular PC.

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  21. SD cards are very unreliable
    (and only use Class 10).

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  22. Get a proper power supply
    (no, your TV is not a proper power supply).

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  23. There are lots of crappy TVs

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  24. WiFi is great.
    (Until it isn't.)

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  25. # For managing your Raspberry Pi
    $ raspi-config
    # Get information from your monitor
    # via HDMI (and power on / off monitor)
    $ tvservice

    # Hardware accelerated video player
    $ omxplayer

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  26. Q&A

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  27. Learn more about Screenly:
    screenlyapp.com
    github.com/wireload/screenly-ose
    Contact me:
    @vpetersson
    [email protected]

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