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Revision as of 10:36, 13 July 2011
Nanode Programming Weekend 6th/7th August 2011
London Hackspace quiet room
Ideally a maximum of 10 attendees per day ...
Saturday 6th Attendees
Ken Boak
Trystan Lea
Glyn Hudson
Mike Beardmore [happy to help facilitate as I'm not a wizzy Nanode prgrmr yet!]
Sunday 7th Attendees
Ken Boak
Trystan Lea
Glyn Hudson
Attendee Application Interest
(e.g. Pachube, Wireless, Energy Monitoring, Bitlash/JSON/Ajax)
Trystan Lea - demonstrating 433MHz Open Energy Monitor EmonTx with Nanode and Emon CMS Web Graphing / Logging application
Glyn Hudson - wireless networks using Nanode and JeeLabs RFM12 breakout board
Nick Boyle - Interested in one Nanode doing gas monitoring, 433mhz signals to Bye Bye Standby and Drayton Wireless boiler controller. Most likely to accept the request via MQTT. Second nanode to be a monitoring station receiver, potentially accepting external temperature readings via standalone 433mhz remote temperature sensors.
