1. Hacking your Doorbell Get started building IoT devices – today!

2. By: Karl-Henrik Nilsson Systems architect/Senior developer at E-mail : KH@mean.se Twitter: @khnilsson

3. My Father once said "There is nothing you can break that I can't fix"

4. Anything And Everything

5. Unique identity A smart device A sensor 12:38

6. The Internet of Things is already here!

7. So.. Why the hype? News coverage about the Internet of Things 2012 2014

8. More than $756’000’000’000!

10. We | Internet of Things! Love San Francisco!

11. Complicated stuff? Trust me it’s not!

16. Starting out! Suggested hardware and tools!

17. Arduino! Advantages: Cheap, real time possibilities, multiplatform IDE, Huge community, excellent first hardware platform. Disadvantages: No multithreading, Pseudo C language

18. Netduino! Advantages: Multithreading, Excellent debugging in the Visual Studio IDE and come with the.NET API Disadvantages: Large performance drop due to interpreted code, large memory footprint, small(ish) community

19. Raspberry PI! Advantages: On board graphics, Full GNU/Linux system, Supports almost any programming language, Large community Disadvantages: GNU/Linux overhead,GPIO Support not 100%.

20. BeagleBone Black Advantages: ARM7, Excellent performance, Huge number of GPIOs. Disadvantages: Poorly supported Linux distribution, Small community.

21. Shopping list and slides http://karl-henrik.se/hyd

22. http://karl-henrik.se/ Contact and more information @ Twitter: @KHNilsson E-mail : KH@Mean.se

23. Credits Jamie Beverly (TheSoupBoy) for the San Fransico Image(TheSoupBoy) Trec_lit for the bed and alarm clock image Trec_lit