Join Michael Lehman for an in-depth discussion in this video Next steps, part of Programming the Internet of Things with iOS.
- Well where do you go from here?…First, one last quote.…"What is the most natural and desirable-…even invisible- way for human beings to interact…with technology without requiring a new set of skills…or constantly needing to learn new languages,…gestures, icons, color codes, or button combinations?"…David Rose, Enchanted Objects.…The thing to think about if you're going to…make enchanted things are the five different…kinds of things that are written about in myth,…and you can turn in to reality by building things.…
Especially by connecting them up to your iOS device.…So, things that offer protection.…Anything from detection of intruders,…to helping keep you safe, to reminding you…you are going through a high-crime area.…You never know what kind of things are going to be there,…and also protecting you from things like…flat tires and blow outs and everything else.…Next, things that optimize your health.…There's a lot of existing wearables right now.…The Nike FuelBand, the Fitbit, the Jawbone UP,…the Withing Scales, every new smart watch…
- Exploring the IoT universe
- Understanding sensors and effectors
- Connecting inputs and outputs
- Connecting to devices via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
- Using Apple iBeacon
- Creating your own things with programmable hardware
- Using IFTTT to program things
- Exploring trends in IoT
Skill Level Intermediate
iOS 7 App Development New Featureswith Simon Allardice2h 14m Intermediate
1. The Internet of Things (IoT)
2. Exploring Things
3. Connecting to Things
4. Using Apple iBeacon
5. Creating Things
6. Managing Your Things
7. The Future of IoT
Next steps3m 4s
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