Hello everyone!
We are preparing a TechMeetup IoT for you! You can look forward to 3 great lectures, traditional refreshments and, most importantly, a fun evening with a good atmosphere.
Timetable:
17:00 open doors
17:30 welcome
17:35-18:45 first block of divine lectures
18:45-19:00 break
19:00-20:00 second block of divine lectures
After a chat we go to the pub
Filip Procházka
Black Cube: Digital Twin
The Black Cube BMS demonstrates the transition from passive monitoring to autonomous SMART control through its own integration layer and 2D/3D building model.
The architecture reduces vendor lock-in by integrating MaR systems and enables autonomous building management using its own AI Scenario Engine. The talk reveals the roadmap for developing a scalable on-premise solution that ensures full technological sovereignty and programmatic control over critical infrastructure.
Jacob Malina
IoT for scientific experiments: data collection and remote control in the plasma laboratory
In our laboratory, we use various microcomputers, ESP32 in particular, Raspberry and of course large computers and servers.
Our laboratory deals with the extended theory of electromagnetism and plasma physics. We work with high voltages and frequencies.
We use ESP32 as loggers that aggregate local data from various types of sensors and send measured data over the network via communication protocols.
All of this is managed by a DAQ (Data Acquisition) system that displays values in real time and allows remote control of experiments.
Jakub Tyson
Smarthome without vendor lock-in: How to tame the IoT zoo yourself
Founder of Fastest Solution sro, who has been developing applications and websites for over 22 years. He enthusiastically transfers his years of experience in enterprise software to his biggest hobby: smart homes. On Meetup, he will show you how to build a robust, integrated, yet low-cost smarthome with a developer's mindset that really serves its purpose.
Most smart homes end up with ten different applications that don't talk to each other. I'll show you how to build one functional organism out of them without dependence on the cloud or a specific manufacturer. We'll discuss how to integrate cheap embedded sensors and closed systems from different brands under one roof and how much it (doesn't) cost in the end. No marketing sliders, but a real example of architecture from practice.
