IoT Schach

Discover the innovative "IoT Trash" project, using NFC tags, Arduino, and MQTT to create a connected waste management system, with insights on Intel Edison vs Galileo boards and overcomingproject challenges.

Key takeaways

The IoT trash is a project idea presented by Lars Grigori.
The key features of the IoT trash are a NFC reader, Arduino board, and LCD display.
The project is designed to identify the position of the ID on the NFC tag.
MQTT protocol is discussed as a broker for communication between devices.
The idea of the IoT trash is to use NFC tags to identify the position of the ID and to create a prototype for the Internet of Things.
The speaker discusses the differences between Intel Edison and Galileo boards in terms of their capabilities.
The speaker also mentions that the IoT trash is small and compact, making it suitable for use in crowded areas.
The speaker shares his personal experience and opinion about the project, mentioning that it was challenging to implement but rewarding to see it work.
The speaker also discusses the importance of using a NFC reader with a antenna on the back to communicate with the Arduino board.
The speaker explains how the ID is displayed on the NFC tag and how it works with the Arduino board.
The speaker shares some of the challenges faced during the project, including the need to overcome segmentation faults.
The speaker mentions that the project is not without its limitations, but it is an important step towards creating a more connected world.
The speaker concludes by sharing his final thoughts on the project and his experience.

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