SLIDE 1 Developing like there is no tomorrow
Frank Lyaruu
Software as a Circus
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- Est. 2001 based in Amsterdam
- Enterprise software for large companies
- Heavily invested in Java & OSGi
- Focused on sports and entertainment
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- Senior Technology Architect
- Est. 2013
- Joint venture with Dexels
- Custom hardware for large events
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- Sendrato Technology
- DEMO!
- Hardware from a Software perspective
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SLIDE 8 RFID Tag Button Flexible PCB LED’s 8 bit Microcontroller + 900 MHZ Radio
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Base Station
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Base Station
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Base Station
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SLIDE 14 What can it do?
- Low res positioning
- Light shows using the LED’s
- Bracelets connects
- Detect button presses
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- Profile people
- Light shows using the LED’s
- Button press ≈ Social media like
- Social Media Connects
- Passive RFID Check-ins
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Demo!
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Deploy to production
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This isn’t very agile…
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So how did this end up in the Agile track?
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Hardware from a Software Perspective
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Agile Lean Rugged
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- We can’t change shipped hardware
- We can’t update firmware in the field*
- We can update everything else
Agile wearables
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- Keep it minimal
- Power consumption
- Put complexity elsewhere
Lean wearables
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Rugged wearables
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“Event oriented development”
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Then the festival draws near…
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… and it is complete chaos
SLIDE 30 Reduce dependencies
- Battery powered base stations
- Pluggable network layer
- Embedded GPS to facilitate deployment
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Final thoughts
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Thanks !
@lyaruu @sendrato
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