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| Clear Acrylic faces, engraved with m2m.eclipse.org logo || 2x || align="right"|6.00
 
| Clear Acrylic faces, engraved with m2m.eclipse.org logo || 2x || align="right"|6.00
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| Plastic spacers || 4x || align="right"|2.00?
 
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| Temperature sensor                                                        || 1x || align="right"|1.50
 
| Temperature sensor                                                        || 1x || align="right"|1.50

Revision as of 11:05, 18 September 2012

This page collect ideas for what will eventually become an official Mihini/M2MIWG developer kit. The aim of such a kit is to provide all the required H/W for running and evaluating Mihini. It has to be available from virtually any electronics reseller, and at a very affordable price (< 50USD?)

Features

  • The dev. kit must be repurposable, i.e it must be able to act as a Modbus device, CAN Bus device, ... depending on the solution the developer wants to prototype.
  • The dev. kit must be available both in the form of a kit (cheapest form), and pre-assembled
  • The dev. kit must include enough built-in physical inputs and outputs to make it more useful than just "push the button/blink a LED". List of interesting -yet relatively cheap- inputs include: temperature sensor, light sensor, (heartbeat sensor??). Outputs: LCD display, buzzer (?), ...
  • The dev. kit should have a handful of Grove-like (http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/GROVE_System) connectors so as it is possible to plug external sensors easily (e.g. an heart-rate earclip)
  • The dev. kit should be made of electronic components widely available
  • The dev. kit's "simulating programs" must be open source

Proposed solution

In order to propose a repurposable dev. kit, it would be good to rely on an Arduino coupled to a dedicated shield giving serial (is Arduino USB serial enough or do we want RS-232/DB9 too?) connectivity, holding a temperature and humidity sensor, and allowing to connect external buttons and display using a Grove connector.

BOM

Item Qty Total Cost (USD)
Arduino Leonardo 1x 25.00
Clear Acrylic faces, engraved with m2m.eclipse.org logo 2x 6.00
Plastic spacers 4x 2.00?
Temperature sensor 1x 1.50
Light sensor (photocell) 1x 1.50
TOTAL 34.00

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