1. S
Making Redux
Nestor Tiglao
Founder, Bayanihan Labs

2. redux
S making
S noun the act of a person or thing that
makes; the means or cause of success or
advancement
S redux
S adjective brought back; resurgent

3. What this talk is about
S Open Hardware Revolution
S Hackerspaces/Makerspaces
S Internet of Things Future
S Personal Tips

4. Open Source Revolution
S Products of open design movement
S Free and Open Source Software (FOSS)
S Open Source Hardware
S Includes schematics, parts lists, etc.

5. Arduino
S Open-source electronics embedded
computing platform based on flexible,
easy-to-use hardware and software.
S Created for artists, hobbyists, and anyone
interested in creating interactive objects
- Massimo Banzi, Father of Arduino

6. Arduino Specs
S USB
S 16 MHz clock speed
S 14 digital I/O pins
S 6 PWM outputs
S 6 analog inputs
S 32 KB flash memory, 0.5 KB used by
bootloader

7. Why Arduino
S C-like programming language
S Easy to compile and upload
S Lots of libraries, lots of shields
S Big community, open source
S Inexpensive

8. Arduino Variants

9. Arduino Shields

10. Sensors

11. Open Source Hardware
Specialists
S Adafruit, www.adafruit.com
S Sparkfun, www.sparkfun.com

12. Arduino vs. Raspberry Pi

13. Applications
S Environmental Monitoring
S Domotic (Home) Automation
S Safety and Security

14. Hackerspaces
S A shared physical space for
collaboration and community
S Learn, build, share
S Part of a global movement
(www.hackerspaces.org)

15. Hackerspaces

16. Hackerspaces
NYC Resistor
Noisebridge
Bayanihan Labs

17. Bayanihan Labs
S Interdisciplinary
hackerspace/makerspace dedicated
(but not limited to) open source
hardware and the Internet of Things

18. Internet of Things (IoT)
S A growing number of internet-enabled devices
that can network and communicate with
each other and with other web-enabled
gadgets.
S Things (e.g. objects, environments, vehicles
and clothing) will have more and more
information associated with them and may
have the ability to sense, communicate,
network and produce new
information, becoming an integral part of the

19. IoT Projections

20. IoT Technologies
S Communication -2G/3G, GPS, RFID,
Zigbee
S Protocols – IPv4/IPv6, 6LoWPAN
S Hardware – Embedded boards
S Software – Embedded OSes
S Cloud Services

21. IoT Applications
S Health and body monitoring
S Smart Homes
S Smart City
S Industrial
S Environmental

22. Personal Tips
S Dare to dream.
S Scratch your own itch.
S Form a harmonious team.

23. Dare to Dream
S What your big idea?
S Have a definite chief aim.
S “You can get everything in life you want
if you just help enough other people get
what they want.” – Zig Ziglar

24. Scratch Your Own Itch
S “Get out of the building”* – To validate
your idea.
S Develop your minimum viable product
(MVP) early and iterate.
S Fail (if you must) and learn from your
failures.
* Source: Steve Blank, “How to Build a Startup”, online course.

25. Forming a Team
S Little things can make a big difference
S Law of the Few*
S The Connector
S The Maven
S The Salesperson
* Source: Malcolm Gladwell, “Tipping Point,” 2000.

26. Thank you for your attention.