This document summarizes a presentation about mobile hardware mashups. It discusses the evolution from Mobile 1.0 to Mobile 2.0 and the increasing integration of sensors and wireless technologies. Emerging technologies like near field communication (NFC) allow mobile devices to interact with physical objects and environments. The presentation argues that advancing these technologies could help realize a vision of the "Internet of Things" where everyday objects are connected and able to share data.
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Mobile HW Mashup
1. Mobile HW Mashup
Stefano Sanna
gerdavax@tiscali.it - http://www.gerdavax.it
Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
2. About me
Mobile_Application_Architect@beeweeb
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Technical writer @ DEV, JavaJournal, CP, FSM...
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Supporter @ JUG Sardegna, JMDF, JIA, GULCh...
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LEGO constructor (since 1973...)
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Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
3. Dilemma: porceddu or mobile devices?
Source: Agriturismo Sa Tanca
http://www.agrisatanca.com
Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
4. Agenda
Welcome to the Mobile World
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Mobile 1.0: when the story began
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Mobile 2.0, Mobile Web 2.0: where we are today
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Towards the Internet of Things!
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Mobile Tagging
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Physical Tagging
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Tag the World! (Near-Field Communication)
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Everybody is a sensor
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Get your own live lab: Sun SPOT
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Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
5. Mobile 1.0?
2001: testing LBS with state-of-the-art devices
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Two persons
(FOUR HANDS!)
to carry and keep
connected PDA,
GPS and GSM phone
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6. Mobile 1.0 was...
... an attempt to bring the Internet on mobile
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phones:
WAP Sites Traffic Info
M-Commerce Weather Info
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7. From Web 2.0 to Mobile 2.0
The “2.0” (r)evolution meets mobile computing.
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Wireless devices are changing the way they
enhance user's mobility:
mobile browser --> mobile blogger
data provisioning --> mobile data provider
network-aware --> context-aware
stand-alone --> augmented environment
yet-another-device --> my constant touch
Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
8. Mobile Web 2.0: where we are today
Constant touch with the world (RSS, widgets)
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Location awareness
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Mobile blogging, mobile data provider
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Mobup
Where.com
Mobile Web Toolkit
Mobease and Webwag Mobile widgets
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9. Mobile 2.0 is...
... good balance between data provisioning and
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data providing on mobile devices:
Web, Feeds Blogging
Multimedia Photo post
... it's not enough!
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10. Towards Internet of Things
New generation of devices and applications is
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based on massive use of sensors:
Camera
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Photo (we all want Mobup!)
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Tag recognition
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GPS
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Location, speed
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Accelerometer
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Device orientarion
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Gesture control
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NFC
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Recognize and annotate objects
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Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
11. Physical tagging (ShotCode BeeTagg QR)
Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
12. The (r)evolution is TO WRITE
Physical Tagging is a “read-only” approach: we
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can read tags but we still feel “passive” respect
to the object
What happens if we can write tags?
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Applications:
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voting on-site, voting on-object
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book annotations
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anonymous booking
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13. Near Field Communication
The NFC is a standard technology for secure,
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short-range radio frequency communication
Tags contain up to 8KB,
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with read/write access
Applications:
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instant ticketing by touch
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gate & access control
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write-on-objects
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Nokia has released world first mobile phone
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compatible with new Contactless
Communication API (model 6131 NFC)
Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
14. The web looks at the real world
Brutal attack: to have lots of connected sensors
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placed everywhere to let the web look at the
real world. Is it feasible? Definitively NO!
We don 't need to place sensors! We have
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already them! We are surrounded by many
“small thinking and sensing machine”: they
have just (!) to be connected each other and
find a bridge to the Internet.
Pervasiveness of the net becomes a reality if
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technology is really simple and cheap enough
to let everybody partecipate, test, play, enjoy!
Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
15. Everybody is a sensor! :-)
Web, Feeds Blogging
SensFeed?
Env Data
Multimedia Photo post
Sensors
ENVIRONMENT
Now it's enough!
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16. Sun SPOT: get your own live lab!
Sun SPOT is a powerful technology for wireless
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sensors network based on the Java ME platform
It provides:
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programmable modules with sensor board
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Accelerometer
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Temperature sensor
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Light sensor
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8 tri-colour LEDs
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A/D input
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GPIO pins
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Modules can use PC to
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connect to the Internet!
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17. Sun SPOT under the hood
Hardware
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180MHz 32-bit ARM 920T CPU
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512Kb RAM, 4Mb FLASH
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Chipcon 2420 radio package
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2.4GHz, IEEE 802.15.4 (as ZigBee)
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3.7V 750 mAh Li-Ion battery
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Power consumption 40-100mA
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(40 uA deep sleep)
Software
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Squawk Virtual Machine (no Operating System)
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JME CLDC 1.1, IMP and additional libraries for
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specific functions such as sensors, radio...
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18. Extreme Mash(ing)-up
Camera
WLAN ZigBee
3G
NFC
3G
NFC
USB
NFC
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19. Conclusions
Convergence of Web 2.0 and mobile is here!
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Next revolution is just around the corner if...
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everybody can contribute with new,
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unpredictable ideas
hardware and software are cheap and open
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interoperability is real, not just on specifications
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regulations let people freely use any short-
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middle range radio
See you next year, with your own “things” :-)
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Mobile HW Mashup – Frontiers of Interaction III, Milan – June, 28th 2007
20. Contacts
Stefano Sanna
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Website: http://www.gerdavax.it
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Email: gerdavax@tiscali.it
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Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/gerdavax
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Beeweeb Technologies:
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Website: http://www.beeweeb.com
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JUG Sardegna: http://www.jugsardegna.org
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JMDF: http://www.jmdf.org
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21. License
Mobile HW Mashup
(version 1.0)
(C) 2007 Stefano Sanna
gerdavax@tiscali.it - http://www.gerdavax.it
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