WPF Internet of Things (SS16)

The amount of everyday objects augmented with computing technology is rapidly increasing. This allows to provide or use services of objects through the Internet, for instance controlling a device like a coffee machine or measuring the usage of a vending machine. Due to the growing relevance of the IoT in various domains we are offering a module dealing with its technologies (like Raspberry Pi, Arduino, MQTT, Node-Red, Johnny Five). In this WPF you will learn about the basics and the relevance of the IoT. During this project-oriented class you will learn how to connect non-computing devices to the Internet.

Toolkit for Multi-Device Prototypes

Proposal for Student Project Prototyping is a strong method for designing new software interfaces. However, most current tools (like Axure) only focus on single-device applications. This makes it hard to prototype the experience of connected applications (like a remote control

Recognition of IoT Building Blocks

Proposal for Student Project Prototyping for the Internet of Things comes along with experimentation and testing of variations of components for new scenarios. For playing around with different use cases people test different sensors and actuators. For prototyping it would be interesting

Toolkit for IoT Prototypes

Proposal for Student Project The Internet of Things is a growing field with strong demand for elaboration of new use cases. Currently, it requires experts to prototype applications for new use cases leveraging Internet connected sensors, embedded computing and mobile

Public MQTT Brokers

While playing around with MQTT and testing applications it is always helpful to have a MQTT broker at hand. A public MQTT broker enables easy setups without setting up your own MQTT broker. We compiled a list of available brokers that can easily be