IOT has become increasingly ubiquitous in our daily lives. Your thermostat is controlling the temperature based on your behaviour, your smoke detector warns you through your lights in case of a fire and in the near future you'll be buying your smart-by-itself-ordering-new-coffee-beans-when-you're-out-coffee-machine right at the Media Markt. IOT makes our daily lives easier and offers fun opportunities for us coders. Beyond coding apps and websites, you can bring your coding into the real world even more when you do something with IOT. Think of world-saving drones, but also of fun little projects like building a connected dress. This is a short intro of the meetup Girl Code meets IOT (August 10, 2016)

1. MEETS
@GirlCodeNL
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2. Welcome to Q42
@Q42
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3. We are Girl Code
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katja
kristin
ineke@afkatja
@kriepy
@FYIneke

4. This is Blue Jay
@bluejayehv
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tessie
@tessiehartjes
iris

5. Tonight
Ineke Scheffers “An intro on IOT”
Tessie Hartjes “How neural networks can make a drone
& Iris Huijben your next best friend”
Katja Hollaar​ "Hooli: Building a Connected Hoola Hoop"
Kristin Rieping Poll and discussion
Drinks!
@GirlCodeNL
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6. An intro to IOT
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Term coined by Kevin Ashton (1999)
● Something to do with brown lipstick
● RFID (Radio-Frequency Identification) tags

7. Definition
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● Network connectivity and computing capability
extends to objects
● Allowing these devices to generate, exchange
and consume data
● With minimal human intervention.

8. Examples
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