Project SensorWeb Dev Boards Arrive Today
Behind the scenes: our very own developer IOT board arrived today. Check out the latest Project SensorWeb IOT work: https://t.co/9Bn54ucTc8 pic.twitter.com/EqWP5ETsj7 — Mozilla (@mozilla) December 22, 2016
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IoT Lightning Talks at the Hawaii All Hands
We hosted an exciting batch of IoT talks at the Mozilla All Hands in Hawaii and are happy to share the details with you here. Sandip Kamat talked to us about VoiceBank. Slides Ben Francis talked to us about the Web of … Continue reading
The Next Phase for Project Vaani
Earlier this year, we moved Project Vaani into a prototyping phase with user trials. We collected valuable feedback around product concept and design, as well as validated our assumption that a voice interface would help create a faster, easier and … Continue reading
Project HomeWeb tests home monitoring concept, less the middleman.
As we continue to look at problems people experience where they live (e.g. smart home and smart cities), home monitoring seemed like a great area to explore, so in October, we kicked things off with Project HomeWeb. The team evaluated … Continue reading
The Project Abigail Concept Test
Many of us within the connected devices group here at Mozilla couldn’t help but take a look at our own lives and experiences and wonder if there was a way we could help our busy families with the IoT. We … Continue reading
Project Haiku pivot: From a Wearable to a Stationary Object for the Home!
Previously Project Haiku focused on a wearable that would connect 12-15 year old girls with the people they loved. At the same time, the Smart Displays project was exploring the space of human connection, arriving at a product opportunity for … Continue reading
Do People Want a Crowdsourced Air Quality Monitor?
In our last update on Project SensorWeb, we shared the results of a small poster test in Taipei, where we were trying to gauge consumer interest in hyper-local air quality information, specifically, particulate matter of 2.5 micrometers or less (PM2.5). … Continue reading
Project Magnet at View Source Conference
Last June, when Mozilla met in London, we took advantage of having so many Mozillians concentrated in one place to distribute early builds of the Project Magnet mobile apps, as well as a beacon broadcaster for laptops. This allowed participants … Continue reading
The Project SensorWeb Poster Experiment
The Project SensorWeb team is on a mission help people leverage the Web to bring open transparency to the physical world around us. Open data, Open platform, Open web, Crowdsourcing… these are the attributes we have in mind when we … Continue reading
August Meetup at MozSF
This past Tuesday night, we hosted the seventh CD/SF meetup. Once again the content was good and the attendance was solid. Thanks to all the Mozillians who made it out. And special thanks to our speakers: Elizabeth Hunt (Mozilla) project_haiku.iot … Continue reading