This repo did not get any pull-request, it is time to fill one for your project proposal!

• For those who have already created an .md file, create a pull-request as soon as possible! The reason is that we have to setup teams and repositories where we will discuss the list of components and we will try to orient/re-orient your research by providing links or resources to begin with.
• For those who did not create an .md file || do not have an idea || do not belong to a team, do it as soon as possible (the steps are below).

• The IoT course has at its disposal (both for the labs and projects)
  • Arduino Kits;
  • ESP32;
  • ZigBee modules;
  • LoRa modules;
• ZigBee modules should be interesting for those who are willing to work on some home automation stuff (short-range communications);
• LoRa modules are used for long-range communications. e.g. smart-cities, smart-farmes, etc.

Think about the four parts of IoT, i.e.:

• sensors / actuators;
• connectivity;
• application;
• and, platforms,

that your implementation must cover.

• Here is a video explaining how to make a contribution (a pull-request) to someone's repository;
• To get inspired, some readings about Disney Reasearch work here;

• Update Jan. 18:
  • For those who proposed monitoring eating habits, to get inspired, here are some screenshots from "Auracle: Detecting Eating Episodes with an Ear-Mounted Sensor" (Ubicomp 2018) which proposes an interesting solution
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    (A connected cap is not a non-sense at all 😉, it is the use-case that matters, and eventually where innovation lies!)
  • More generally, above papers and other cutting-edge research projects can be found in the program of the Ubiquitous computing conference (UbiComp) Here.
  • Important:
    • Have fun while conceiving your ideas!
    • If you do have any question, ask it by filling an issue in this repo as described here and we (me or one of your classmates) will try to answer it.

Fork this repository

After forking this repository, you will create a folder team-name where you will write a team-name.md MARKDOWN file (team-name being the name of your team). Your file must contain the following PRELIMINARY components:

• Members of your team (name, email, github profile);
• Name of your IoT product;
• A description of your IoT product (A problematic you are targeting, your solution, market you are targeting, etc.). A paragraph of about 200 words should be fine;
• A preliminary list of components that you think appropriate;
• [Optional] Any document that you find related to your project. These have to be put under a folder team-name/resources/;

This first step is very important and require, from you, a little work of research. Try to get inspired by what is done currently in the market (FabLabs, CES 2019, etc.).

You have until Tuesday, January 22nd (23h59) to fill a pull-request containing your proposition in this repository.

An approval (or enhancement) will be issued by us.

We will create, for you, a repository in Efrei-Paris-Sud - IoT organization page. We will follow your developments (commits, issues, discussions, etc.) and the more active you are, the more you get good appreciations for your final mark.