A hand wave of React for all your Internet of Thangs
summary
A hand-implanted NFC tag unlocks a home via a Raspberry Pi running a PN532 breakout, Johnny-Five with raspi-io, and react-hardware, served from a Create React App JSON store; the demo actually unlocks an August lock but hits August rate limits and required sniffing config keys. Hardware pains include failed battery packs, soldering, a NFC-blocking thermostat case and webpack’s CPU draw killing battery life. The build works end-to-end but needs a stable power source and a secure key store. PN532 Raspberry Pi Johnny-Five August lock
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 2:08Rfid
- 2:47Applications of Nfc Technology
- 8:03Sonar Speaker
- 8:25Arduino and Raspberry Pi Are Not the Same
- 10:56Rfid Device
- 14:14Final Product
- 19:51React Hardware
- 26:20Power Source
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