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Our Movement is not new; it is the same as it was for Freedom, Justice, and Equality since we were labeled as slaves. However, this movement at its core must entail economics.
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- 1. Technical Briefing 27 Nov 2015
- 2. We provide integrated hardware, mobile & cloud infrastructure for anyone to build & develop IoT products, solution and services www.espert.co
- 3. GeoHackPack • 2 x ESPresso Lite • 1 x OLED LCD display module 0.96" • 1 x DHT22 digital temp/humidity sensor • 1 x Sound sensor • 1 x PIR sensor • 1 x Piezo buzzer • 1 x FTDI-USB cable • 1 x Breadboard • 10 x jumper wires (m-m) • 10 x jumper wires (f-f) • 1 x Power bank 10,400 mAh • 1 x RaspberryPi kit (webserver)
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- 7. • Easy to learn • Simple to use • Packs a punch (powerful!)
- 8. OLED LCD Display Module 0.96”
- 9. DHT22 Digital Temperature/Humidity Sensor
- 11. 1. ESPresso Lite Program the ESPresso Lite with Arduino IDE with our libraries to build customised solutions: • Get data from sensors e.g. Temperature, Humidity, Sound, Motion • Display text information • Beep Sound • Connect to WiFi • Send data through WiFi network
- 12. 2. Local webserver Local server (Fog Computing) with built-in: • MQTT Broker with Web Socket • MQTT Web Panel • Freeboard for Data Visualisation • Node-Red for Data Handling
- 13. 3. Cloud & Mobile • ESPert app to log in to the cloud • ESPresso Lite / Raspberry Pi can send & receive data from cloud • MQTT Broker • Freeboard • Push Notification Server
- 14. The Big Picture LED Switch Sensor Display ESPresso Lite Sensor Cloud Mobile PC WiFi Local services (Fog computing)
- 17. Data Handling
- 19. espert.io
- 20. Push notification
- 21. espert.io
- 22. Geofencing
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