Internet of Things: from design to prototype

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This document discusses the process of taking an Internet of Things (IoT) project from design to prototype to production. It notes that network connectivity is shifting from people to objects, driving the IoT revolution. It outlines the stages of prototyping an IoT project, including hardware, infrastructure, and applications. It emphasizes that hardware and software are becoming indistinguishable and that prototypes should create seamless experience ecosystems. The document stresses that a team effort is essential for success.

Milano, 25/05/2013
FROM DESIGN TO
PROTOTYPE
the process of construction behind internet of (every)thing(s)
Giovanni Battista Pozza AKA GiBi
gpozza@things.is

that think the digital and make it physical
THANKS
TO

Network connectivity is shifting
from people to objects, driving the
revolution of the IoT.

we can change everything with
internet of (every)things

Internet of Things Era
like Electricity Era

smartphones immun carrier
of sensors in an advanced
mobility phase

Transform your night-job in
a successful Maker’s
adventure

Successfully projects
41.3%
50%
Failed Projects

Failures happen by large amounts,
successes by small amounts…unless
you are: An Overachiever

NO plan
NO prototype
NO backup
NO James Bond mode

multiple
universes
converging!
DIGITAL PHYSICAL

consider design as driver of
innovation.

...NIENTE MAPPAZZONI!
[Chef Bruno Barbieri]

“La forma non è importante”
[someone else]

Design is humanize
when “technology stops
being technology
and becomes a pet”

https://vimeo.com/41363473https://vimeo.com/41363473

3 tier
hardware
infrastructure
applications

HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE
ARE INDISTINGUISHABLE

a prototype is an operating version
of a solution

board with arduino and
services platform

from internet of (any)things to
internet of (every)things

PRODUCT
CLOUD
PRODUCT
3rd parties
via web APIs
REMOTE
BRIDGEprotocols

MATERIALS INVENTORY AND
COMPONENT FIT CHECK

Connected products are physical
interfaces of innovative services and
networked activities.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sDN8I2O8kk

Prototype
Alpha
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Compliance
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Internet of Things: from design to prototype

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