Internet of Things: from design to prototype

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Giovanni Battista Pozza

Workshop at WhyMCA 2013 on the process of construction behind internet of things

Technologie Business

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

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Internet of Things: from design to prototype

1. 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

2. that think the digital and make it physical THANKS TO

3. <start>

4. <next>

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

6. Internet Economy in a decade

7. we can change everything with internet of (every)things

8. Internet of Things Era like Electricity Era

9. smartphones immun carrier of sensors in an advanced mobility phase

10.

11. </next>

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

13. MAKER NIGHTMARES

14. Successfully projects 41.3% 50% Failed Projects

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

16. YOU NEED MORE MONEY

17. YOU’RE RUNNING LATE

18. YOUR PROJECT DIDN’T WORK OUT

19. NO plan NO prototype NO backup NO James Bond mode

20. <now>

21. multiple universes converging! DIGITAL PHYSICAL

22.

23. But now...where is the problem?

24. hardware is not a problem

25. </now>

26. <design>

27. consider design as driver of innovation.

28. ...NIENTE MAPPAZZONI! [Chef Bruno Barbieri]

29. “La forma non è importante” [someone else]

30. ...NO INTERNET FRIDGE

31. ...NO FORK

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

33. https://vimeo.com/32796535

34. <product>

35. BRAD TOASTER

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

37. <service>

38. EVIAN THANKS openPicus

39. </service>

40. </product>

41. </design>

42. ...BUT THEN ARRIVED TWINE

43.

44. <prototyping>

45. 3 tier hardware infrastructure applications

46. NEW HARDWARE MAKE IOT POSSIBLE

47. MOORE’S LAW (for IOT) THANKS GORDON

48. HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE ARE INDISTINGUISHABLE

49. create seamless experience ecosystems.

50. <hardware>

51. a prototype is an operating version of a solution

52. tiny sensor (consumes energy)

53. internet zero

54. board with arduino and services platform

55. from product to smart product

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

57. BERG CLOUD #flock

58. PRODUCT CLOUD PRODUCT 3rd parties via web APIs REMOTE BRIDGEprotocols

59. WHY NOT CONNECT DIRECTLY TO THE WEB?

60. METCALFE’S LAW

61. <applications>

62. the applications are a gold mine

63. new algorithm and software for IOT

64. API are fondamental

65. </applications>

66. MATERIALS INVENTORY AND COMPONENT FIT CHECK

67. </prototyping>

68. <ecosystem>

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

70. BUDWEISER

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

72.

73. https://vimeo.com/50794450

74. TEAM IS KING!

75. </ecosystem>

76. <production>

77.

78. Prototype Alpha REV 0 REV 1 REV 2 Compliance CE Technical pre series 1-3 month4 month 2-3 weeks 2-3 weeks 1 month 2 month

79. </production>

80. MAKE THE PRICE

81. <end>

82. ANY QUESTIONS?

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