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if you would like to contact claudio or learn more about openpicus and the flyport module visit urltoken or follow their latest at @ openpicus or @ akaclaudio .
some helpful shortcuts are integrated on openpicus ide. here is a reference list :
this simple socket board let you use arduino shields with openpicus modules. the bo. .
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welcome to openpicus wiki! if you want to contribute sharing a project or a library just send us an email .
you just need an openpicus iot kit (that contains a flyportpro wi - fi) and a grove light sensor .
carnevali (openpicus) :
sensori smart e cloud: così portiamo le imprese nell' industry 4. 0
openpicus supports the open source hardware association. here you can find the most common questions about licensing and intellectual property .
= openpicus builds flyport, an amazing, versatile, super efficient and open source system on module for the internet of things .
openpicus is based around the openpicus flyport family of low - power, network - connected microcontroller modules, which are available in three different versions, with either wi - fi, gprs or ethernet connectivity but with the same microcontroller and an otherwise equivalent module pinout .
if you tweak or modify the openpicus core or libraries then you are required to release the modified code under the lgpl v3. 0 license. openpicus provides their code samples, applications, example projects and libraries for open use under the apache 2. 0 license, and the openpicus framework (including the tcp / ip stack, email and ftp support) under an lgpl v3. 0 license .
however with the openpicus ecosystem, we have found an inexpensive hardware choice that is also fully supported by the manufacturer and also allows for integration into final, closed products. the openpicus ecosystem provides user - friendly internet connectivity for the relatively easy development of internet - of - things applications .
most of the underlying technology of the openpicus / flyport system is released as open source software and open hardware, but with licensing choices such that you are not forced to release all your own code under an open - source license if you choose not to when integrating openpicus technology into your own commercial designs .
alicia gibb i’m very excited about the openpicus technology. as a former employee of bug labs, this product resonates with some of the visions of the bug labs products. however openpicus reaches a different audience, at a price point where the diy’ers / hackers can get their hands on it. (ed: wow! )
iomote, la piattaforma iot professionale destinata ai system integrators, sviluppata da openpicus dopo aver vinto la # roadtosuccess di ingand e maker faire rome si prepara a conquistare il mercato cinese .
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the openpicus system provides a well - documented and easy method of integrating iot connectivity into existing and new products, and thus helps decrease the time to market for your new and existing products .
[ openpicus - simone cicero ] :
what do you think of openpicus technology? and what about our all opensource (ide, hardware, software, docs, etc ...) approach? we already have open source schematics and software and - also in the process of compliying with oshwa - we are opensourcing our ide and reviewing the licensing policy overall to be more permissive .
claudio carnevali from openpicus discusses how energy harvesting will shape the iot, his companies open source flyport module, and what everyday applications he sees will be the first to be impacted by the iot .
the openpicus flyport ide has its source code released under the gplv3 license, and the schematics for the flyport hardware are released under the cc - by 3. 0 creative commons license. using the openpicus core, libraries and code samples in the firmware of your commercial product does not require you to release the source code of your firmware, provided that the core and libraries are used without modification .
yes you can! you are not asked to release the code of your firmware even for commercial purposes (unless you modified the openpicus framework). read the specific licensing for schematics and software below .
- using the openpicus core and libraries and code samples for the firmware of a commercial product does not require you to release the source code of your firmware (apache license 2. 0) - if you tweak or modify the openpicus core or libraries (framework) you shall release it under an lgpl v3. 0 licence recap: - the code samples, applications, projects and libraries are available in apache license 2. 0 - the openpicus framework (eg: tcp / ip stack, email sender, ftp, etc ...) is available under lgpl v3. 0 - freertos has its own license
the openpicus project started in 2010 working together with gabriele allegria (currently the cto of the start - up). gabriele is also an engineer and he is more hands on with the software side of things .
no, you can' t. those are the only things that you can' t use in your product: in few words, the naming of your products can' t include neither openpicus nor flyport .
warning: to properly save templates in ide folder, it is needed to run the software with administrator privileges, or it could be impossible to write inside the “... \ openpicus flyport ide \ template” folder .
dns client: allows the flyport to access to a remote dns server to resolve host names (for example www. openpicus. com). it will be possible to make requests using host names instead of ip address .
openpicus provides an ide, comprehensive documentation, tutorials and a consumer discussion forum for its products, aimed at enabling developers of cloud services and mobile apps to use the system to prototype and develop internet - connected hardware solutions relatively easily with minimal electronic engineering expertise .
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focus on applications data from the field are immediately available on azure service bus .
x400 is the most flexible gateway to deliver any professional iot application: plc and machine retrofitting, sensor to cloud, remote control and telemetry and many others .
x400 connects the easiness of the arduino programming with the industrial - grade security features of microsoft azure cloud .
it integrates a main microcontroller (running the iomote os, a modified version of freertos that handles communication, sim management and security) and a second processor (the same on arduino m0) able to interact with the field (serial communication, analog and digital i / o and more). the complexity of the iot is completely hidden by to the iomote os that acts as a
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for the arduino - compatible processor .
x400 is a microsoft azure certified gateway, it means the max level of security (tls 1. 2) and a bidirectional realtime link (mqtt). it connects automatically to the cloud and it provides a wide range of interfaces to the
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. it has main processor that runs the iomote framwork that manages the connectivity and the firmware updates and that also acts as a
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x400 is natively connected with microsoft azure, but we offer even more. mymote is our cloud backend, based on azure, that manages device < - > cloud operations (provisioning, data exchange, ota) and an interface intended for the system administrator. telemetry d
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flyportpro is a powerful, low cost, low energy system on module that enables anything to connect to internet .
flyportpro shrinks the development time needed to create a connected object from 6 months to few days .
a carrier board for flyportpro is normally very simple (only passive components) since the complexity is on our module .
you can offer your customers 3 models of your product and for you it' s just one simple carrier board .
financial savings: just keep in stock the carrier board and buy the right flyportpro model according to your market needs .
each model of flyportpro have the same micro onboard: porting of your code couldn' t be easier .
flyportpro is ce certified: this will reduce a lot the certification of your product .
a complete set of apis for hardware control, low power modes management and connectivity .
10 analog inputs (10 bit adc onboard + 2. 048v precise voltage reference onboard )
the ide is a windows application that allows the user to program and manage all the functionalities of the flyport modules .
compiling through direct control of c30 microchip compiler (user selectable versions from v3. 24) ;
follow the getting started guide to download and install the c30 compiler and the ide .
the ide working area contains all the elements to create and manage any flyport project .
title bar: displays name and version of the application, and project name .
menu bar: is composed by the home tab and the view tab. the home tab contains the icons to perform any action inside the ide, like open / save / close a project, compile and import elements, and modify the text, launch wizard tool and download firmware. in the view tab it' s possible to switch on / off the output window, the project explorer and the serial monitor window, open the c30 compiler settings and project info documentation window, the offline helper and open the online wiki for others developer resources .
: it is shown an example of flyport wi - fi project files that can be modified by the user. the application files are :
taskflyport. c: always present for all flyport modules, can be used to develop user' s custom firmware .
wf _ events. c: to manage all the wifi events, like connection established or lost (present only in flyport wi - fi projects) .
httpapp. c: to manage the interaction with web server (present only if web server feature is activated using ide wizard) .
external libraries files: user can add libraries to communicate with displays, sensors or other devices .
note: all the tcp stack files, operating system files and flyport framework libraries are modified “behind the scene” by the system, according to the settings of the ide wizard .
code editor window: to edit the code for any project file. it supports syntax highlight, autocompletion and tooltips. for every framework api function user can double click on its name and press f1 keyboard button to see the related function api chapter .
output window: here is reported any message of the compiler, and any other report about ide operations. in case of error just double click on the message to pass at related file / line number on code editor window
serial monitor: an embedded serial monitor to communicate directly with the flyport uart. just set baud rate and com port to receive debug messages and send strings to the device .
f1 open the quick reference manual. if you highlight a api (using double click) and press f1 the related chapter of quick reference will be opened
ctrl + f10 save current project files and executes a
recompile all
( ide 2. 4 or greater )
on the ide there' s a useful quick reference containing the description of the apis. you can access to this tool by pressing help button under
view
menu or directly pressing f1. you can also get help about a specific function on your code by selecting it and pressing f1 .
each flyport module embeds a serial bootloader (a customized version of the ds30 loader) that enables the user to download the firmware simply using the serial port, instead a programmer. this makes everything easier and cheaper. the download tool integrated in the ide communicates with the device and downloads the firmware directly on the flyport, simply selecting the serial com port and clicking “download”. on the right is shown firmware size (green bar), free rom memory (white bar) and bootloader size (orange bar, at the end of the program memory) .
templates are models that can be used as starting point for the new projects. a template contains the application files, the configuration files and all the related compiled files for the project. every templateis ready to be compiled and downloaded on the flyport, without needing any further operation. starting from one of the provided templates, you can change all the network settings, add your own code and modify / add / remove webpages. then you can choose to save your own template to share it, or to reuse in future .
for example you could set wizard parameters, then make the task flyport do some standard operations you always want to include inside your firmware (for example a network scan, or a connection) and save them in a new template “my standard app”, so, every new project will have the correct network and device settings and the right initialization code .
ide is provided of ready - to - use templates for each flyport module. just click on
new project
menu button, choose the desired flyport module model fro a drop down list, and start from the provided templates .
after choosing the template, you have to select the name for the project and related directory in which the project folder will be created .
to save your own template, click the main “orb” icon and select “save as template”. you can choose any folder as a destination for your template .
if you want to use the new template in the ide, you have to put it inside the subfolder “. . \ template \... ”. at the startup the ide will look in that folder for any. zip template file and will make it available for a new project .
to open an existing flyport project, click on open project button, and choose the proper. conf file. in case you are trying to open an old ide release project, the current ide will automatically recognise and convert them .
all the application files (taskflyport. c, httpapp. c, wf _ events. c) ;
the compiled webpages and dynamic data (httpprint. h, httpprint. idx, mpfsimg2. s) ;
the configuration files (tcpipconfig. h and wf _ config. h) ;
ide includes a tool to automatically import new webpages inside the project. importing webpages doesn' t mean only importing the html code, but also images, sounds and dynamic code (like javascript). using flyport ethernet and flyport wi - fi g there is the possibility to choose between internal flash memory (consumes microcontroller' s rom memory), or external one (uses onboard 16mbit flash memory) .
to start the process, just click on the button web pages, and the import window will appear .
in the new form, you must select the folder in which are located all the webpages files (html, images, media, javascript ...). inside the folder you can order the data as you like, also with other subfolders. all the files located in the selected folder and subfolders will be included inside the project .
important: the webpages of the webserver not only contain static data, but also dynamic contents that interacts with the firmware. the integration with the firmware is managed by the file httpapp. c. so when the webpages are changed, also the code in httpapp. c must be changed (if there are differences with the previous dynamic contents), otherwise, compiling errors can arise .
the compiled webpages can be located inside the pic flash memory (embedded in firmware) like in flyport wifi (transceiver b version), or inside the expansion flash memory mounted onboard of the flyport modules. using the “memory ext” option, the ide will generate a mpfsimg2. bin file inside the project folder. this file can be loaded using a browser, with the mpsfupload webpage embedded inside flyport firmware .
this page permits the upload of the mpfsimg2. bin file directly into the external flash memory. in this way it is not needed to reboot the flyport to have a upgraded webserver .
external libraries can be useful to extend flyport functionalities (for example to connect to an external device, sensor, or display ...). libraries contain code that can be easily reused and shared with others .
to include the files, click on the external lib button, will appear a window to select the files to import in the project (. c, . s or. h), the source files and the header files will be automatically copied in the project subfolders
.. \ libs \ externallib \ and. . \ libs \ externallib \ include \
. it is also possible to create library files with the
create
button .
libraries must then be included in the source code files (taskflyport. c, httpapp. c, etc ...) using the directive # include ”header _ name. h”. the library notes will specify the header file to include. the files of the libraries can be added / removed using the same window .
flyport libraries are provided by the flyport community and are freely available. the most common place to look for libraries is the wiki' s libraries page. in case of grove board projects, each device library can be found on the dedicated page. a list of available devices can be found here .
ide wizard is a tool to properly configure some hardware and firmware parameters. for flyport ethernet and wi - fi it permits also to configure the tcp / ip stack, the service available on the device, and the network configuration (like ip address, ssid, security ...). the network configuration is needed to make the flyport run in the right way, and connect to the desired network, the selection of the services is needed to minimize the resources used by the tcp / ip stack. ide wizard changes with the model of flyport module you choosen .
the flyport is an embedded device, running a bootloader, a real time operating system, the tcp / ip stack and the user firmware. a lot of thing for an embedded microcontroller with a limited amount of resources, especially program and data memory. so, optimizing these resources it' s a primary issue. for example, if your project doesn' t use the webserver, maybe it' s better if you not include it, so you' ll have more memory available for your application, and the task managing the tcp stack will be lighter and faster .
this is the first page of the wizard. here it is possible to select the service to include inside the flyport. in this way it is possible to reduce at the minimum the size of the code for the tcp stack according to your needing .
: enabling this service, the flyport can be accessed through a classic html browser, and will display dynamic html pages .
post method: enabling / disabling the suppoort for the post method in the flyport webserver .
dhcp client: if the flyport is connected to an infrastructure network where is present a dhcp server, this service will allow the flyport to acquire a dynamic ip address assigned by the server .
note: in the user application is possible to enable / disable at runtime the dhcp client, but if it has not been selected in the wizard, the dhcp client will not be present in the tcp stack, so the instruction will be useless. if you think you may need the client in your app, select it, you' ll always be able to turn off it at runtime .
dhcp server: useful in wi - fi ad hoc networks, or for a point - to - point ethernet link. it' s a dhcp server capable of assign up to one ip address .
icmp client: client to send ping requests to a remote server (demo) .
icmp server: a server to respond to remote ping requests. so if you want to ping the flyport from your pc, you have to enable this service .
dns server: simulates a dns server, answering with a dummy reply (with flyport address) to dns requests. can be useful to simulate the presence of a dns inside a network .
announce service: sends an udp announcement packet at boot and upon dhcp events. the microchip ethernet discoverer can be used to reveal this announcement .
netbios name service: the flyport will be able to answer to netbios name queries .
zeroconfig (beta): this service allows flyport to use the “zeroconfig” service, but it is a very beta version, to use only for development .
tcp debug on uart1: all the tcp events will be communicated on uart1 (19200, 8, n, 1). disable it if you need to communicate with another device on uart1 .
sntp client: obtain the current time from a pool of sntp servers. time is returned like number of seconds from 1st jan 1970, 00: 00 (beta) .
remote reboot service: allows the remote reboot of the flyport, if receive special message on defined port (by default, port 69, char' r', only allowed device inside the flyport subnet) .
next, comes the network configuration screen. here you can configure options like :
host name: the host name the flyport will respond to (if netbios enabled) .
mac address: any network device has it' s own mac address (you can find the flyport wi - fi one printed on the wireless module, it should start with 00: 1e: c0 ...). if you need i can experiment changing that mac address with your own selecting custom and writing the desired mac address .
note: inserting the mac address 00: 04: a3: 00: 00: 00 (the default mode) the flyport will use it' s default mac address (printed on the wireless module). this is just a convention, because the ide doesn' t know the flyport mac, so that address is used like “standard” for all the devices. so if you let that address, even if you have selected “custom” you' ll se the default flyport address .
ip address: the starting ip address of the flyport (will be overwritten if using dhcp client, in a network with a dhcp server different from flyport itself) .
subnet mask: the subnet mask of the network (overwritten by dhcp) .
the ssid: the name of the network to create or to join to .
the default network type: defines if flyport must create an adhoc network, create a soft access point (flyport wi - fi g only) or join an existent infrastructure network .
default scan type: active scan (with probe request sending) or passive scan (just listening for beacons) .
wpa or wpa2: wpa, wpa2, or automatic detection. not available for ad hoc networks .
when using wpa or wpa2 you can choose to insert the psk key or the psk passphrase. inserting the passphrase, the flyport will calculate the key. this is a long process and needs many operations, so it will took about 20 - 30 seconds to complete. the connection using the psk key is much faster (few seconds). you can calculate your key from the passphrase and the ssid using one of the many online tools, for example: urltoken .
this page contains advanced socket configuration to select the number of available socket for each service and the memory allocated (tx and rx) for each socket .
note: the memory indicated is allocated in the wireless module, not inside the pic. the maximum quantity available is about 8100, so the wizard will block you from allocating more memory .
the memory for each socket refers to the receive and transmit buffer of each socket, the number (count) refers to the number of socket for each service. so, if you want to create two servers on the flyport, listening on two different ports, you' ll have to select count = 2 for generic _ tcp _ server. this will allow you to create two different listening sockets. the default amount of memory has been decided using standard application, but obviously you can change it, for example if you have to send very long strings over tcp, increase the tx buffer, or you can delete ftp sockets if you don' t need them, or tcp client if you' re just using the server, and so on. you are advised not to delete the “default” socket, since it' s used by the tcp stack for standard operations .
this screen allows users to configure the udp sockets needed by user application and their related buffers .
on the left of the page it is possible to enable up to 4 different sockets configuring also their buffer size .
to properly check the memory occupation of udp sockets there is the sum of all the buffers occupation on the right side of the page. if the user tries to configure buffers size bigger than 6144 bytes, the wizard will automatically block the process .
this page allows in - depth configuration of the uart modules. since version 2. 5 it is possible to configure the buffer size for each uart module separately, as well as the number of modules active, and the speed of the default debug port on uart1. the buffers are used by interrupt handlers for every uart module enabled to easily access received data, so they should be big enough to handle the strings received by other devices connected to the flyport. other buffers can be created by the user in his application .
on top of the page is possible to enable up to 4 uart modules buffers, configuring also their size. to properly check the memory occupation of uart receive buffers there is the sum of all the buffers occupation on the bottom side of the page, and the extra memory free space. if the user tries to configure buffers size bigger than 6144 bytes, the wizard will automatically block the process .
the whole configuration is now ready to be compiled on flyport' s project! click “finish” and remember to compile again the application before to download the firmware .
this page was last modified on 16 december 2013, at 18: 36 .
this is the tenth segment in the postscapes interview series with some of the top people influencing the internet of things .
flyport is a revolutionary module because it’s very small, low cost and has enough processing power to manage applications like connected sensors, web based interfaces for embedded devices and internet of things apps .
instead of internet of things my personal way of referring to this concept is the internet on things. from my point of view this small difference makes a big difference on the approach to the subject: internet on things puts the cloud at the center of the new universe of possibilities that connectivity adds to devices and objects. – full post
but of course i accept the standard “internet of things” definition and i think that the boom of smartphones and low cost mobile internet access is speeding up a lot of iot applications. i think that the iot and home automation will merge and soon we’ll just talk about “smart living”. everything will be easy to setup and to use and only in that moment we can say that iot has reached the mainstream stage .
at the moment, except in just a few cases, the iot is something for geeks and hackers that are experimenting with nice apps (some even using our flyport module) .
i think that the biggest impact will be in people’s everyday life. i really don’t think that the fridge will ever talk to my oven (can you imagine how boring that conversation would be ?
other applications will be in fitness and healthcare, for example the nike app for ipod is a great example of iot that’s already on the market. so as you can see there’s not a revolution on the people needs with the iot, the iot will simply make our life “smarter” and more “connected” .
we are really excited at the moment as we just signed an agreement to enter into the enocean alliance. enocean has a technology for home automation that is based on energy harvesting. for existing buildings it’s now possible to remove standard switches and substitute them with a batteryless enocean compliant version that generates energy from the switch pushing action and sends data by a wireless protocol 868mhz .
another benefit is the enocean alliance features more than 300 companies and all of the products are “talking” to each other. this is an area where other initiatives like zigbee failed, as currently there are not a lot of zigbee devices really compatible with each other .
i think energy harvesting must be the base for the iot, if you think that by 2020 we are expecting 20 billion connected devices just imagine the number of batteries will be needed! we must finally start thinking about environment and batteries are not eco - friendly .
i read a lot on the internet, but the most inspiring stuff has been coming from personal meetings. i’ve been travelling a lot thanks to my work and i am lucky enough to meet interesting people all the time .
i have never met any guru, i simply try to enjoy every meeting because from any person it’s possible to learn something or at least to see another point of view. my way of life is: see, understand, think and act !
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the bengie project, is a third year project in waterford institute of technology (wit) [ 1 ], that has been going on for a many years now and the robot that you see is the mk2 version of it. each year the third year students get to work on it in the second semester and they pass all there information onto the next year in the form of project folders and files .
this version of bengie was started in 2009. the mechanical engineer students in wit built the frame of the robot and it original had tracks on it, but due to the tracks kept slipping on it, the alternative solution was to put wheels on it instead. after the frame was built for the robot, the electronic engineers students had to each built there own baseboard from the design stage of have different components, to get it sent to off for pcb manufacturing. then after the board is set back, each student then had to populate the board and test that all the board is functioning and if there was any bug in there design they had to debug the board and find the fault and try to repair the board if possible, so all the function on the board were working. this section of the project was done in the first semester of third year .
in the second semester of the year, each student got there own project for the year. as the first semester every student has the same task of building the baseboard, compared to the second semester, were each student gets give the own project to be completed. this is were i got my project to do with the flyport. so at the start of the second semester, you have 12 weeks to complete your objective of your project. this includes research into the project and different solution that you can chose. an example of this would be the neck of the robot. the student would have to research what method that they going to move the head (e. g. servo motor, stepping motor) and then find where to buy the parts and then you have to get approval of this from you project manager (lecture), and then have to place a order with them for them, to order the parts for you. also at the same time, be programming the baseboard for can bus code that runs on all the baseboards. when you get the parts for your project, you then have to complete the rest of the project within the 12 weeks, before you have to give a presentation on the project to costumer (other lectures) .
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1. plug the light sensor to the iot kit on the an1 connector. 2. connect your pc to the iot kit via the microusb cable 3. connect the power supply on + 5v connector or a 3, 7v rechargeable battery on battery connector .
we used gmail to send emails and it needs ssl connection. for legal reasons we can’t redistribute the ssl library on the source code. before starting you must enable our idepro with ssl. just follow the ssl tutorial .
first of all the firmware creates a softap wi - fi network. using your smartphone or pc scan for the wi - fi networks and connect to “iot kit softap”. now open a browser and type 192. 168. 1. 115 now the integrated web server shows a configuration page where you have to insert your wi - fi network parameters, email and alarm active period. once parameters are saved the kit restarts and connects to your wi - fi network. if everything is ok you will see led1 on, led2 blinks during the alarm active period. so if, during the alarm active period, the light sensor changes status (when you open the fridge door its light activates) an email will be sent. note: if now is 8am and you set alarm start at 6am it’s gonna be active tomorrow !
once connected the time is retrived by sntp over internet and the internal rtcc starts to work. the light sensor measures the light level from 0 to 1024. on this hack the threshold is fixed to the value of 70 (but you can change it). when the alarm is active and the light threshold is exceeded the system will send an email .
download project source code. now open the project on the idepro, compile and download it to the iot kit .
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openpicus is an italian hardware company who designs and produce internet of things system on modules called flyport . flyport is open hardware and the openpicus framework and ide are open software . flyport is a stand-alone system on module , no external processor is needed to create iot applications . 
openpicus is an italian hardware company who designs and produce internet of things system on modules called flyport. flyport is open hardware and the openpicus framework and ide are open software. flyport is a stand-alone system on module, no external processor is needed to create iot applications.
openpicus is an italian hardware company who designs and produce internet of things system on modules called flyport. flyport is open hardware and the openpicus framework and ide are open software. flyport is a stand-alone system on module, no external processor is needed to create iot applications.