OpenPicus Keynote at Web of Things workshop 2012 in Newcastle

connect
the
real
world
to
the
Cloud

About
us
Hardware
-‐

Flyport
system
on
module
So6ware
-‐

openPicus
framework
and
IDE
Services
-‐
Webserver,
email,
TCP,
UDP
and
more
Flyport
and
the
Internet
of
Things
Flyport
and
the
Smart
Home
Community:
success
stories
A
company
without
doors
What’s
next
Q&A

openPicus | Claudio Carnevali | @akaclaudio

About
us
openPicus
was
born
in
March
2010
in
Rome
Founders:
Claudio
Carnevali
and
Gabriele
Allegria
I
started
in
2001
a
company
that
designes
and
manufactures
Bluetooth

modules
for
B2B
market
Gabriele
started
in
2003
a
company
that
installs
and
customize
high
level
home

automaUon
and
mulUmedia.

We
started
openPicus
because
was
missing
a
low
cost,
easy
to

use
for
an
hobbyist
or
a
company,
pla:orm
to
Connect
things
to

the
Internet.

We
have
complementary
experUse:
I’m
more
involved
on
hardware
and
industrial
design,

Gabriele
is
the
So6ware
specialist.

We
decided
that
all
our
products
must
be
manufactured
in
Italy
respecUng
labor
and

environment
laws.


About
us
The
ﬁrst
sketch
of
module


Hardware

3
pin-‐to-‐pin
compaUble
modules:

-‐
FLYPORT
WI-‐FI

-‐
FLYPORT
ETHERNET

-‐
FLYPORT
GPRS
(under
development)

Processor

-‐
MICROCHIP
PIC24FJ256
16
BITS
16
MIPS
(only
2$!)

Pinout
is
conﬁgurable
by
so6ware:
up
to
4
UARTs,
18
DIOs,
9
PWMs,
4

Analog
Inputs,
SPI,
I2C….


Hardware


So6ware

The
core
of
our
technology
is
the
openPicus
framework,
which
enables
embedded

devices
to
connect
to
the
Internet,
easily.

The
openPicus
framework,
based
on
freeRTOS,
manages
the
complexity
of
the
TCP/IP

stack
and
the
user
applicaUon
developed
using
the
free
IDE

Why
not
using
Linux?
Hardware
resources,
cost
and
power
consumpUon.
A
simple
16
bits

processor
is
much
more
eﬃcient
for
our
target
applicaUons.

openPicus
Free
IDE
reduces

development
Jme
from
4-‐6

months
to
few
weeks.

Zero
investment
on
tools:
each

Flyport
module
has
a
serial

bootloader
onboard.


Services

Flyport
modules
run
even
contemporaneosly
the
following
Internet
services:

Best in Class Customizable webserver

e-mail client

TCP client/server

UDP client/server

FTP client

NEW: Firmware upgrade over Internet!


Flyport
and
IoT

Libraries
are
available
for
most
of
the
Cloud
services
for
the
IoT:

New
libraries
are
coming
also
for
EVRYTHNG
and
other
IoT
service
providers.

Just
add
the
library
to
your
project,
compile
and
go!

Enough
processing
power,
ﬂexible
pinout,
low
power
modes
and
embedded

connecUvity
make
Flyport
one
of
the
best
modules
for
the
rapid
development
of

IoT
applicaUons.


Flyport
and
Smart
Home

We
just
joined
the
EnOcean
alliance.

EnOcean
provides
Energy
harvesUng,
wireless,
based

home
automaUon
soluUons
such
as:

Bameryless
pushbumons

Solar
powered
sensors

PelUer
cells
powered
valves

Actuators
like
Relays
and
more

EnOcean
is
the
real
“last
mile”
for
the
DIY
home
automaUon.

In
2020
20
billions
devices
will
be
connected
to
the
Internet:
we
hope

that
most
of
them
will
be
powered
by
energy
harvesUng.


Flyport
and
Smart
Home

The
EnOcean
Nest
expansion
board
for
Flyport
will
open
the
doors
of
the
“democraUc

domoUc”

“DemocraUc
DomoUc”
is
our
vision
of
the
Smart

Home:
controlled
over
Internet,
low
cost,
DIY
and

openPicus | Claudio Carnevali | @akaclaudio hackable!

Community:
success
cases

The
ﬁrst
web
controlled
interface
for
LEGO
NXT
robots:

crowdfunded
with
6k€
and
in
mass
producUon
from
July

An
open
Geiger
counter
to

realize
an
indipendent

worldwide
network
of
the

radiacUvity

A
Music
expansion
board
for
high

quality
audio
streaming
over
IP

(available
in
July)


Community:
success
cases

DOoIP
the
first
“off
the
shelf”
firmware
for

Flyport
to
let
mobile
devices
programmers
be

able
to
interact
with
the
physical
world.

DOoIP

DOoIP
is
a
JSON-‐like
protocol
over
UDP
to
control
each
Flyport
funcUon
without
any

embedded
development.

DOoIP
library
for
Android
will
be
available
for
free.
Official
release
10th
July
2012


Community:
success
cases

Evian
SMART
DROP

Joshdesign
and
Betc
created
an
innovaUve
connected
object
that
allows
customers
to

order
water
directly
from
their
fridge!


Community:
success
cases

http://vimeo.com/43489401


A
company
without
doors

openPicus
has
a
new
business
model:
we
are
open
to
the
community
to
generate
benefit

for
the
eco-‐system.

Over
3.500
people
on
our
community
are
using
Flyport
in
many
applicaUons.
We
get
in

touch
with
them
everyday,
we
discuss
and
learn
to
improve
our
plarorm.

Our
office
has
“no
doors”:
energy,
ideas,
people
and
projects
are
coming
and
going

making
this
a
new
business
model
with
the
user
at
its
center.

All
our
latest
modules
and
expansion
boards
are
co-‐designed
with
the
community
that

also
supports
us
with
Beta
tesUng.

To
reach
the
same
effect
in
a
“tradiUonal
company”
needs
more
than
35
people
and
this

impacts
dramaUcally
to
the
product
cost.

The
engadgment
with
our
community
has
a
mutual
benefit:
we
save
on
development
and

we
distribute
these
savings
into
products
price
reducUon.


What’s
Next?

Grove
Nest:
Internet
of
Things
with
low
cost,
standardized
sensors/actuators

GPRS/3G
Nest:
a
programmable
gateway
with
2
diﬀerent
connecUvity

Flyport
GPRS/3G

–
planned
for
Q3/2012

New
IDE
3.0
with
embedded
Webserver
design
tool

A
wiki
on
wiki.openpicus.com

connecThing
our
ﬁrst
Hackathon!
7th
July
2012,
Rome


Conclusion

Web

www.openpicus.com

Blog

openpicus.blogspot.com

Twimer

@openpicus

Thank
you
for
your
amenUon!

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get
30%
Academic
discount
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us
an
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