Empowering communities to make a smarter, more connected world
summary
Foundation funds and programs teach communities to build and run real IoT projects not sell consultancy: kids assemble telemetry on school kart cars and improve driver and car performance; a 12‑month connected Hull program deploys sensors and validates data; a blade gets GPSed and logs temperature humidity and sound, later sonified into music with sonic PI; entry tech includes Raspberry Pi and enviro sense nodes feeding the things Network; Big Lottery funding targets 120 community projects and loanable kits.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 3:37Democratising access to the The Things Network
- 9:24Project Blyth - Greenpower
- 19:45Invent Things
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