Slides from my presentation at DDDSW 2019
Showing how technology can help our environment and it's easy to get started. It shows our use case for controlling storage heaters based on information from power plants and energy prices.
The document discusses how the Internet of Things (IoT) can help solve major energy problems and do more. It explains that IoT can help manage renewable energy sources like wind and solar that fluctuate based on availability. By connecting devices over IoT at the high voltage, medium voltage, and low voltage levels, more real-time data can be collected and energy demand and supply can be better balanced. This paves the way for more intelligent energy usage and new applications and business models in the energy sector.
The convergence of the Internet of Things and EnergyTom Raftery
Climate change is wreaking havoc on our planet. Electricity generation is responsible for a large part of oue CO2 emissions. Renewable energy can help reduce the carbon footprint of energy production but it has its own problems.
The Internet of Things can play a significant part in reducing the problems associated with integrating renewables into the electricity grid.
The Internet of Things and Energy - ThingMonk 2015Tom Raftery
Solar power and storage are getting cheaper, the Internet of Things means connectivity and smarts are becoming ubiquitous, and open standards and software are poised to completely disrupt the energy industry.
Jancovici's slides at Vivatech - 16/06/2019Joëlle Leconte
This document discusses how information technology (IT) systems have significant environmental impacts from production of devices, data centers, and networks that are often overlooked. While IT is often seen as dematerializing the economy, the data shows IT emissions are growing rapidly and may surpass air travel emissions growth. For sustainability, we must consider the full lifecycle impacts of IT and pursue more efficient and longer-lasting devices and infrastructure.
Presentation for Azure Meetup
How we build a platform to reduce customer bills and enable more renewable energy on the grid. Demos are described here https://tomaszbartoszewski.github.io/IoTHub-tutorial/
Microsoft Tests a Renewable Energy-Powered Data Center at the Bottom of the O...Abaram Network Solutions
Microsoft estimates that more than half of the world’s population lives within about 120 miles of the coast. Therefore by placing data centers near coastal cities, data would have a shorter distance to travel to reach its destination.
Roberto Siagri presented on Eurotech, an Italian company that provides embedded computing and Internet of Things solutions. In 3 sentences:
Eurotech was founded in 1992 and provides embedded computers, IoT platforms, edge computing solutions, and industrial IoT applications for sectors like industrial automation, healthcare, transportation, and energy. The company has grown to 310 employees with 5 global hubs and envisions computers that are increasingly miniaturized and interconnected, with everything revolving around data. Eurotech aims to enable customers to focus on their core skills by meeting the needs of an interconnected planet through embedded and edge computing and industrial IoT solutions.
Slides from my presentation at DDDSW 2019
Showing how technology can help our environment and it's easy to get started. It shows our use case for controlling storage heaters based on information from power plants and energy prices.
The document discusses how the Internet of Things (IoT) can help solve major energy problems and do more. It explains that IoT can help manage renewable energy sources like wind and solar that fluctuate based on availability. By connecting devices over IoT at the high voltage, medium voltage, and low voltage levels, more real-time data can be collected and energy demand and supply can be better balanced. This paves the way for more intelligent energy usage and new applications and business models in the energy sector.
The convergence of the Internet of Things and EnergyTom Raftery
Climate change is wreaking havoc on our planet. Electricity generation is responsible for a large part of oue CO2 emissions. Renewable energy can help reduce the carbon footprint of energy production but it has its own problems.
The Internet of Things can play a significant part in reducing the problems associated with integrating renewables into the electricity grid.
The Internet of Things and Energy - ThingMonk 2015Tom Raftery
Solar power and storage are getting cheaper, the Internet of Things means connectivity and smarts are becoming ubiquitous, and open standards and software are poised to completely disrupt the energy industry.
Jancovici's slides at Vivatech - 16/06/2019Joëlle Leconte
This document discusses how information technology (IT) systems have significant environmental impacts from production of devices, data centers, and networks that are often overlooked. While IT is often seen as dematerializing the economy, the data shows IT emissions are growing rapidly and may surpass air travel emissions growth. For sustainability, we must consider the full lifecycle impacts of IT and pursue more efficient and longer-lasting devices and infrastructure.
Presentation for Azure Meetup
How we build a platform to reduce customer bills and enable more renewable energy on the grid. Demos are described here https://tomaszbartoszewski.github.io/IoTHub-tutorial/
Microsoft Tests a Renewable Energy-Powered Data Center at the Bottom of the O...Abaram Network Solutions
Microsoft estimates that more than half of the world’s population lives within about 120 miles of the coast. Therefore by placing data centers near coastal cities, data would have a shorter distance to travel to reach its destination.
Roberto Siagri presented on Eurotech, an Italian company that provides embedded computing and Internet of Things solutions. In 3 sentences:
Eurotech was founded in 1992 and provides embedded computers, IoT platforms, edge computing solutions, and industrial IoT applications for sectors like industrial automation, healthcare, transportation, and energy. The company has grown to 310 employees with 5 global hubs and envisions computers that are increasingly miniaturized and interconnected, with everything revolving around data. Eurotech aims to enable customers to focus on their core skills by meeting the needs of an interconnected planet through embedded and edge computing and industrial IoT solutions.
IotCeption - Energy Measurement of Android Things on Raspberry PI 3 with Ardu...Olivier Philippot
This document discusses measuring the energy consumption of an AndroidThings application running on a Raspberry Pi. An Arduino with an INA219 shunt is used to measure the power drawn by the Raspberry Pi running an AndroidThings app that sends weather data via SMS. The results showed the app running for 8 hours idle, 2 hours while sending SMS messages, and 20 minutes to send 10,000 SMS messages. Examining the Android system UI process revealed it used 3 times as much energy as other processes due to software events. Improving how events are handled could increase battery life by 42 minutes. The document concludes that IoT energy consumption will increase due to managed data transfer and that efficient IoT design is important for environmental and
The document discusses unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and the possibility of extraterrestrial life. It defines UFOs as unusual anomalies in the sky that are not readily identifiable as known objects. It also defines extraterrestrial life as any life form that does not originate from Earth, ranging from simple bacteria to beings more complex than humans. While many scientists consider the existence of extraterrestrial life to be plausible, there is currently no evidence of it. Studies of UFOs have found that most reported sightings can be explained as misidentified natural or man-made objects, but some observations remain unexplained.
Presentation for London .Net User Group
It focus on using IoT devices for electric devices such as storage heaters, electric cars etc. It's base on the work we are doing at https://kaluza.com/
Hopefully making IoT less scary for people without background in C programming.
IRJET- Google Clock Linked Solar Tractor using IoTIRJET Journal
The document describes a proposed solar-powered tractor system that uses IoT technology. The key components are:
1. A solar panel that rotates continuously to track the sun's position, maximizing solar energy collection. Its position is controlled by a driver module connected to an Arduino board.
2. An Arduino board interfaced with a WiFi module to automatically update the time from a Google Clock using IoT. This time is used to determine the solar panel's position to match the sun.
3. A battery that stores the solar energy and powers the tractor. A Blynk app connected via IoT is used to manually control the tractor using the driver module for safe operation.
In this session, Markus van Kempen discusses Internet of Things (IoT) use cases and examples. He demonstrates a geo-fencing application that tracks workers on a construction site using mobile devices and delays detonations if workers are still in danger areas. He also outlines how IoT connects devices to applications using MQTT and topics to publish and subscribe to sensor data.
Speculations in anthropology and tech for an uncertain futureRoelof Pieters
We live in uncertain times. Never before has a species had such a devastating impact on Earth. First through potential nuclear armageddon, now through human-made climate breakdown. Similarly, many innovations and technologies have made us more connected than ever, but we are equally more separate and disconnected. Finally, not only our natural climate but equally so our political and scientific climate are on fire. What to do?
It is exactly in these uncertain times, changing times, that we might dare to dream collectively, together, on how we might move beyond the current mess we have found ourselves in. It is time to stage the revolution and commit ourselves to a more equitable world that respects planetary boundaries, embraces biodiversity, energy, water, wellbeing, society, and culture.
In this talk I will look at the role that technology plays, and could play in, making such dreams a reality, and how new tools and paradigms developed under the moniker of the makers movement and maker spaces, open-source and low tech have the potential to remake the shaky ground (physical, conceptual — dare I say — ontological) on which we stand.
Can technology, AI, the internet, open-source software and hardware really be of much help here? And why are anthropologists and engineers uniquely positioned to help? Let’s find out!
https://www.anthtechconf.co.uk/keynote/roelof-pieters
TechKnowledge Technology Stories - Part 1: Smaller, Faster, Cheaper and More…3G4G
In the first video of this ‘TechKnowledge Technology Stories’ series, we will look at how technology has evolved by things getting smaller, faster, cheaper and much more. We will investigate Moore’s law and how it helps creating a future technology roadmap.
You can find the #TechKnowledge slides and other details on our webpage here: https://www.3g4g.co.uk/TechKnowledge/
All our #3G4G5G slides and videos are available at:
Website : https://www.3g4g.co.uk/
Videos: https://www.youtube.com/3G4G5G
Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/3G4GLtd
The document discusses various topics related to green IT and sustainability. It defines key terms, explores green IT initiatives at companies like Nestle Purina and Scottrade, and examines opportunities to reduce the environmental impact of data centers through server virtualization, cloud computing, and improved power management. It also addresses some common myths about issues like screensaver energy usage and the ability to rely on companies to properly recycle electronics.
Cloud Computing: the last step in IT commoditisationISPABelgium
The document discusses cloud computing and the Nucleus cloud hosting solution. It provides an overview of Nucleus, including its 10 years of experience, 8 employees, and management of 1100 servers across 5 datacenters. It then discusses definitions of cloud computing, the history of computing from the 1800s to today, and benefits of the Nucleus cloud such as scalability and availability without extra investments.
This document discusses how the Internet of Things (IoT) will impact businesses. It provides statistics on the growing number of connected devices, with predictions of 50 billion connected devices by 2020. IoT can enable predictive maintenance and reduce costs for facilities management in areas like power, water and fire systems. IoT is also discussed in the context of healthcare, with the potential to improve clinical care through remote patient monitoring and reducing costs through greater efficiency. The overall economic impact of IoT is estimated to reach $11 trillion by 2025 according to one source cited in the document.
Green Software for a Sustainable Future.pptxDaniel Vaughan
Many are surprised to learn how much software contributes to carbon emissions. It's not just the hardware in the data centres; the code we write could also be more efficient. By the end of this session, I will have given you three areas you can consider to reduce your software’s carbon footprint and next steps if you want to learn more.
Singer ppub 796 ict portfolio -part3— china -140816Rick Singer
Much has been said about China's public policy for Information Technology and Communications as it pertains to individual freedom and censorship. This slideshow presentation digs deeper than the use of ITC by individuals, government and commerce. China cheap labor and a history of lax environmental policy over the last generation has enabled China to become the world's largest manufacturer of ITC components and products for business and consumers throughout the world.
But at what cost to Chinese citizens, and to the fragile state of our planet?
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - Scaphander hands on by Benoit Petit, Hubbloapidays
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This document discusses opportunities for green IT businesses in Ottawa related to reducing carbon emissions. It notes that the ICT sector's carbon footprint is growing rapidly but that green IT technologies also have significant potential to reduce emissions in other sectors like transportation and buildings. Specific opportunities mentioned include developing cloud and virtualization platforms that maximize renewable energy, building a wireless network powered by renewable energy, and creating a system that rewards consumers and businesses for reducing their carbon footprint through low-carbon online services. The document argues that addressing climate change now through innovation in green communications technologies represents a huge business opportunity.
The document discusses how information and communication technologies (ICT) can help address climate change through various strategies such as relocating data centers to remote renewable energy sites connected by optical networks, virtualizing services to reduce physical infrastructure needs, and incentivizing reductions in carbon emissions through "carbon rewards" rather than penalties. It outlines pilots and examples of implementing these strategies and argues that a zero carbon approach is essential for sustainable growth of ICT.
This document discusses opportunities in green IT and reducing carbon emissions from information and communication technologies. It notes that ICT carbon emissions are growing rapidly and will account for 20% of global electricity use by 2020 if unchecked. Transitioning to renewable energy sources like wind and solar is critical to build reliable zero-carbon networks and services. New network architectures that move data and computing to locations with available renewable power can help ensure services continue during intermittent renewable generation. Significant business opportunities exist in areas like green data centers, smart grids, and carbon accounting.
Green Commputing - Paradigm Shift in Computing Technology, ICT & its Applicat...Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey
I was invited as Key Note Speaker in a National Event organized at Gajadhar Bhagat College, Naugachia, (TM Bhagalpur University). I took session on "Paradigm Shift in Computing Technology, ICT & its Applications - Socioeconomic and Environmental Perspective". It was a wonderful learning experience to meet, interact and experience sharing with delegates, faculty and students there.
1) The document discusses the emerging field of connecting embedded devices to the internet and modeling their services using RESTful APIs to make them part of the World Wide Web.
2) Several prototypes are described that implement a "Web of Things" approach, including projects for energy monitoring and physical mashups.
3) Challenges are discussed around client-server interactions for embedded devices, discovery of connected devices, and the need for standards or best practices as the Web of Things continues to grow.
The climate impact of ICT: A review of estimates, trends and regulations (ISM...Adrian Friday
We examine peer-reviewed studies which estimate ICT's current share of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to be 1.8-2.8% of global GHG emissions. Our findings indicate that published estimates all underestimate the carbon footprint of ICT, possibly by as much as 25%, by failing to account for all of ICT's supply chains and full lifecycle (i.e. emissions scopes 1, 2 and fully inclusive 3). Adjusting for truncation of supply chain pathways, we estimate that ICT's share of emissions could actually be as high as 2.1-3.9%. We explore the argument for and against the role of efficiency gains and green energy in offsetting ICTs global carbon footprint. Whatever assumptions analysts take, they agree that ICT will not reduce its emissions without a major concerted effort involving broad political and industrial action. We provide three reasons to believe ICT emissions are going to increase barring a targeted intervention. We make specific recommendations and pose a set of challenges for those using heavy computation in their research.
Related report: https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.02622
Roberto Siagri presented at Eurotech's 45th Annual Meeting on accelerating technological change. He discussed how Moore's Law and human ingenuity have led to exponential increases in computing power over decades. Eurotech's strategy is to provide platforms that reduce customers' total cost of ownership through scalable software over scalable hardware. Siagri argued that emerging technologies like pervasive computing and the Internet of Things will continue advancing and becoming indistinguishable from everyday life through innovation.
20 Comprehensive Checklist of Designing and Developing a WebsitePixlogix Infotech
Dive into the world of Website Designing and Developing with Pixlogix! Looking to create a stunning online presence? Look no further! Our comprehensive checklist covers everything you need to know to craft a website that stands out. From user-friendly design to seamless functionality, we've got you covered. Don't miss out on this invaluable resource! Check out our checklist now at Pixlogix and start your journey towards a captivating online presence today.
IotCeption - Energy Measurement of Android Things on Raspberry PI 3 with Ardu...Olivier Philippot
This document discusses measuring the energy consumption of an AndroidThings application running on a Raspberry Pi. An Arduino with an INA219 shunt is used to measure the power drawn by the Raspberry Pi running an AndroidThings app that sends weather data via SMS. The results showed the app running for 8 hours idle, 2 hours while sending SMS messages, and 20 minutes to send 10,000 SMS messages. Examining the Android system UI process revealed it used 3 times as much energy as other processes due to software events. Improving how events are handled could increase battery life by 42 minutes. The document concludes that IoT energy consumption will increase due to managed data transfer and that efficient IoT design is important for environmental and
The document discusses unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and the possibility of extraterrestrial life. It defines UFOs as unusual anomalies in the sky that are not readily identifiable as known objects. It also defines extraterrestrial life as any life form that does not originate from Earth, ranging from simple bacteria to beings more complex than humans. While many scientists consider the existence of extraterrestrial life to be plausible, there is currently no evidence of it. Studies of UFOs have found that most reported sightings can be explained as misidentified natural or man-made objects, but some observations remain unexplained.
Presentation for London .Net User Group
It focus on using IoT devices for electric devices such as storage heaters, electric cars etc. It's base on the work we are doing at https://kaluza.com/
Hopefully making IoT less scary for people without background in C programming.
IRJET- Google Clock Linked Solar Tractor using IoTIRJET Journal
The document describes a proposed solar-powered tractor system that uses IoT technology. The key components are:
1. A solar panel that rotates continuously to track the sun's position, maximizing solar energy collection. Its position is controlled by a driver module connected to an Arduino board.
2. An Arduino board interfaced with a WiFi module to automatically update the time from a Google Clock using IoT. This time is used to determine the solar panel's position to match the sun.
3. A battery that stores the solar energy and powers the tractor. A Blynk app connected via IoT is used to manually control the tractor using the driver module for safe operation.
In this session, Markus van Kempen discusses Internet of Things (IoT) use cases and examples. He demonstrates a geo-fencing application that tracks workers on a construction site using mobile devices and delays detonations if workers are still in danger areas. He also outlines how IoT connects devices to applications using MQTT and topics to publish and subscribe to sensor data.
Speculations in anthropology and tech for an uncertain futureRoelof Pieters
We live in uncertain times. Never before has a species had such a devastating impact on Earth. First through potential nuclear armageddon, now through human-made climate breakdown. Similarly, many innovations and technologies have made us more connected than ever, but we are equally more separate and disconnected. Finally, not only our natural climate but equally so our political and scientific climate are on fire. What to do?
It is exactly in these uncertain times, changing times, that we might dare to dream collectively, together, on how we might move beyond the current mess we have found ourselves in. It is time to stage the revolution and commit ourselves to a more equitable world that respects planetary boundaries, embraces biodiversity, energy, water, wellbeing, society, and culture.
In this talk I will look at the role that technology plays, and could play in, making such dreams a reality, and how new tools and paradigms developed under the moniker of the makers movement and maker spaces, open-source and low tech have the potential to remake the shaky ground (physical, conceptual — dare I say — ontological) on which we stand.
Can technology, AI, the internet, open-source software and hardware really be of much help here? And why are anthropologists and engineers uniquely positioned to help? Let’s find out!
https://www.anthtechconf.co.uk/keynote/roelof-pieters
TechKnowledge Technology Stories - Part 1: Smaller, Faster, Cheaper and More…3G4G
In the first video of this ‘TechKnowledge Technology Stories’ series, we will look at how technology has evolved by things getting smaller, faster, cheaper and much more. We will investigate Moore’s law and how it helps creating a future technology roadmap.
You can find the #TechKnowledge slides and other details on our webpage here: https://www.3g4g.co.uk/TechKnowledge/
All our #3G4G5G slides and videos are available at:
Website : https://www.3g4g.co.uk/
Videos: https://www.youtube.com/3G4G5G
Slides: https://www.slideshare.net/3G4GLtd
The document discusses various topics related to green IT and sustainability. It defines key terms, explores green IT initiatives at companies like Nestle Purina and Scottrade, and examines opportunities to reduce the environmental impact of data centers through server virtualization, cloud computing, and improved power management. It also addresses some common myths about issues like screensaver energy usage and the ability to rely on companies to properly recycle electronics.
Cloud Computing: the last step in IT commoditisationISPABelgium
The document discusses cloud computing and the Nucleus cloud hosting solution. It provides an overview of Nucleus, including its 10 years of experience, 8 employees, and management of 1100 servers across 5 datacenters. It then discusses definitions of cloud computing, the history of computing from the 1800s to today, and benefits of the Nucleus cloud such as scalability and availability without extra investments.
This document discusses how the Internet of Things (IoT) will impact businesses. It provides statistics on the growing number of connected devices, with predictions of 50 billion connected devices by 2020. IoT can enable predictive maintenance and reduce costs for facilities management in areas like power, water and fire systems. IoT is also discussed in the context of healthcare, with the potential to improve clinical care through remote patient monitoring and reducing costs through greater efficiency. The overall economic impact of IoT is estimated to reach $11 trillion by 2025 according to one source cited in the document.
Green Software for a Sustainable Future.pptxDaniel Vaughan
Many are surprised to learn how much software contributes to carbon emissions. It's not just the hardware in the data centres; the code we write could also be more efficient. By the end of this session, I will have given you three areas you can consider to reduce your software’s carbon footprint and next steps if you want to learn more.
Singer ppub 796 ict portfolio -part3— china -140816Rick Singer
Much has been said about China's public policy for Information Technology and Communications as it pertains to individual freedom and censorship. This slideshow presentation digs deeper than the use of ITC by individuals, government and commerce. China cheap labor and a history of lax environmental policy over the last generation has enabled China to become the world's largest manufacturer of ITC components and products for business and consumers throughout the world.
But at what cost to Chinese citizens, and to the fragile state of our planet?
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - Scaphander hands on by Benoit Petit, Hubbloapidays
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - APIs and the Future of Software
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Ocri technology and business opportunities in green it inBill St. Arnaud
This document discusses opportunities for green IT businesses in Ottawa related to reducing carbon emissions. It notes that the ICT sector's carbon footprint is growing rapidly but that green IT technologies also have significant potential to reduce emissions in other sectors like transportation and buildings. Specific opportunities mentioned include developing cloud and virtualization platforms that maximize renewable energy, building a wireless network powered by renewable energy, and creating a system that rewards consumers and businesses for reducing their carbon footprint through low-carbon online services. The document argues that addressing climate change now through innovation in green communications technologies represents a huge business opportunity.
The document discusses how information and communication technologies (ICT) can help address climate change through various strategies such as relocating data centers to remote renewable energy sites connected by optical networks, virtualizing services to reduce physical infrastructure needs, and incentivizing reductions in carbon emissions through "carbon rewards" rather than penalties. It outlines pilots and examples of implementing these strategies and argues that a zero carbon approach is essential for sustainable growth of ICT.
This document discusses opportunities in green IT and reducing carbon emissions from information and communication technologies. It notes that ICT carbon emissions are growing rapidly and will account for 20% of global electricity use by 2020 if unchecked. Transitioning to renewable energy sources like wind and solar is critical to build reliable zero-carbon networks and services. New network architectures that move data and computing to locations with available renewable power can help ensure services continue during intermittent renewable generation. Significant business opportunities exist in areas like green data centers, smart grids, and carbon accounting.
Green Commputing - Paradigm Shift in Computing Technology, ICT & its Applicat...Dr. Sunil Kr. Pandey
I was invited as Key Note Speaker in a National Event organized at Gajadhar Bhagat College, Naugachia, (TM Bhagalpur University). I took session on "Paradigm Shift in Computing Technology, ICT & its Applications - Socioeconomic and Environmental Perspective". It was a wonderful learning experience to meet, interact and experience sharing with delegates, faculty and students there.
1) The document discusses the emerging field of connecting embedded devices to the internet and modeling their services using RESTful APIs to make them part of the World Wide Web.
2) Several prototypes are described that implement a "Web of Things" approach, including projects for energy monitoring and physical mashups.
3) Challenges are discussed around client-server interactions for embedded devices, discovery of connected devices, and the need for standards or best practices as the Web of Things continues to grow.
The climate impact of ICT: A review of estimates, trends and regulations (ISM...Adrian Friday
We examine peer-reviewed studies which estimate ICT's current share of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions to be 1.8-2.8% of global GHG emissions. Our findings indicate that published estimates all underestimate the carbon footprint of ICT, possibly by as much as 25%, by failing to account for all of ICT's supply chains and full lifecycle (i.e. emissions scopes 1, 2 and fully inclusive 3). Adjusting for truncation of supply chain pathways, we estimate that ICT's share of emissions could actually be as high as 2.1-3.9%. We explore the argument for and against the role of efficiency gains and green energy in offsetting ICTs global carbon footprint. Whatever assumptions analysts take, they agree that ICT will not reduce its emissions without a major concerted effort involving broad political and industrial action. We provide three reasons to believe ICT emissions are going to increase barring a targeted intervention. We make specific recommendations and pose a set of challenges for those using heavy computation in their research.
Related report: https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.02622
Roberto Siagri presented at Eurotech's 45th Annual Meeting on accelerating technological change. He discussed how Moore's Law and human ingenuity have led to exponential increases in computing power over decades. Eurotech's strategy is to provide platforms that reduce customers' total cost of ownership through scalable software over scalable hardware. Siagri argued that emerging technologies like pervasive computing and the Internet of Things will continue advancing and becoming indistinguishable from everyday life through innovation.
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1. Saving the World with
IoT
Tomasz Bartoszewski
@t_bartoszewski
tomasz.bartoszewski@gmail.com
2. Plan
Is IoT only for C developers? (3 min)
What’s wrong with the World? (3 min)
Electricity and Renewable Energy (4 min)
Our use case for IoT (4 min)
Azure IoT, what IoT Hub offers (4 min)
Demo, make it work on your machine (20 min)
Demo with Raspberry Pi (5 min)
Questions
3. The C Strikes Back
https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/
4. Do we need C to work with IoT?
https://theawesomedaily.com/30-you-can-do-it-meme-pictures/
25. U.S. 1900 – car stats
40 percent of automobiles were powered by steam
38 percent by electricity
22 percent by gasoline
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_electric_vehicle
29. Wind generation progress
At just before 2am on Saturday 8 February, wind
turbines generated 56% of the country’s electricity.
This was nearly 15GW of power, according to Drax
Electric Insights.
Wind power generates 140% of Denmark's electricity
demand
https://www.current-news.co.uk/news/storm-ciara-leads-to-record-breaking-weekend-
for-wind-generation
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/jul/10/denmark-wind-windfarm-
power-exceed-electricity-demand
30. “Only two minutes of the sun
provide the world with one year’s energy
needs of entire humanity”
https://gulfnews.com/uae/environment/two-minutes-of-sun-enough-to-power-a-years-
usage-of-humanity-1.1910990
31. Problems with renewable energy
Enough rain to power hydro generators
Wind for wind turbines
Clear sky and sunshine for solar panels