iot-hackerearth

An Internet Of Things solution made for the IndiaHacks'16 IOT Hackathon hosted by Hackerearth in January '16.

Also presented at the SNU CCC - 617 Course :: Introduction To Mobile & Wireless Technologies

Team SNU.Blip

Featured 7th of 20 Finalists from a pool of 1027 Teams.

A small video deomnstration of one of the many possible applications.

The Red Circles demarcate the location of the bluetooth beacons on the floor plan.
The Yellow Square is our Position relative to the fixed bluetooth beacons.
The Applet visualization is intended to demonstrate the utility of short range geofencing technologies to deliver context aware services.

Name		Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
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BluetoothWhereIs		BluetoothWhereIs
bluetoothrssi		bluetoothrssi
py		py
.gitignore		.gitignore
BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (1).jpg		BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (1).jpg
BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (2).jpg		BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (2).jpg
BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (3).jpg		BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (3).jpg
BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (4).jpg		BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (4).jpg
BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (5).jpg		BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning (5).jpg
BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning.jpg		BLIP - Bluetooth Indoor Positioning.jpg
Bluetooth Hack.pdf		Bluetooth Hack.pdf
LICENSE		LICENSE
README.md		README.md

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iot-hackerearth

An Internet Of Things solution made for the IndiaHacks'16 IOT Hackathon hosted by Hackerearth in January '16.

Also presented at the SNU CCC - 617 Course :: Introduction To Mobile & Wireless Technologies

Team SNU.Blip

Featured 7th of 20 Finalists from a pool of 1027 Teams.

A small video deomnstration of one of the many possible applications.

Rohan's Blog Post :: SNU.Blip

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