An Introduction to the Internet of Toilets
summary
A working internet-connected litter box records cleaning events via a magnetic lid switch, captures cat-weight from load cells, and logs bathroom events to MongoDB with charts. Build uses a Raspberry Pi, Node.js and Johnny-Five for GPIO; load cells require a Python subprocess workaround. Claims: 58% of IoT devs use Node, JavaScript eases updates (git pull/npm install), and the device mostly works though two Pis burned during prototyping and the load-cell interface needed extra effort.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:14Hex Iot
- 2:28Why I'M Interested in Iot
- 3:42Why Iot and Js
- 14:55What Does the Future Look like
- 15:05Future of Iot
- 16:10Iot in Javascript
- 16:21Why Should You Pick Javascript for Your Next Iot Project
- 18:19Thank You
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