Mikhak - Center for Bits and Atoms
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IP EVERYWHERE & BY EVERYONE
Bakhtiar Mikhak
Chris Lyon
Tim Gorton
Learning Webs Group
overview
goal
making
it easy for everyone to design
and make their own network applications
toolkits
modular
electronics development environment
collaborative modeling environments
Learning Webs Group
MIT Media Laboratory & Center for Bits and Atoms
tower:
a modular electronic development environment
Learning Webs Group
MIT Media Laboratory & Center for Bits and Atoms
tower:
a modular electronic development environment
flexible, extensible rapid prototyping tool
customizable, modular virtual machines
enabling a wide range of applications
architecture – building IP / IP everywhere
process modeling
workplace research: USPS collaboration
system dynamics
personal
fabrication
Learning Webs Group
MIT Media Laboratory & Center for Bits and Atoms
tower:
a modular electronic development environment
foundations:
multiple
processor support
Microchip PIC16F877 microcontroller
inexpensive
wide user-base
easy to use
Rabbit Semiconductor 2300 processor module
more RAM and Flash storage
an Ethernet port and TCP/IP stack
power
and programming circuitry
full pin breakout to every layer
Learning Webs Group
MIT Media Laboratory & Center for Bits and Atoms
tower:
a modular electronic development environment
layers:
sensing
RS-232
and RS-485 serial communication
Ethernet connectivity
infrared and RF communication
audio/visual output
mechanical actuation
EEPROM and CompactFlash storage
rapid prototyping of new layers
Learning Webs Group
MIT Media Laboratory & Center for Bits and Atoms
tabletop process modeling toolkit
Learning Webs Group
MIT Media Laboratory & Center for Bits and Atoms
USPS collaboration
Man
040
Mailflow Model
ISS
841
DBCS
892
canceler
DBCS
971
other
ops
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MIT Media Laboratory & Center for Bits and Atoms
USPS collaboration
Man
040
Mailflow Model
ISS
841
DBCS
892
canceler
DBCS
971
other
ops
Learning Webs Group
D
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S
P
A
T
C
H
MIT Media Laboratory & Center for Bits and Atoms