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6LoWPAN Christmas Tree

December 23, 2009 Leave a comment Go to comments

For the past 6 weeks I have been a beta user of a new 6LoWPAN-based home energy pilot system from the UbiCity project called UBI-AMI (Ubiquitous Automatic Metering Infrastructure). I now have what is likely the world’s first 6LoWPAN controlled Christmas tree – turned on and off from a handy web interface. Nerdy, I know! This tops off lots of other useful things like controlling the car heater and fixing an energy guzzling freezer. More about UBI-AMI in 2010…

Merry Christmas to everyone!

6LoWPAN controlled Christmas tree

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Zach Shelby is co-founder and Chief Nerd at Sensinode, a leading M2M company based in Finland and the US. His vision is that the physcial Internet - The Internet of Things, is the next big frontier in telecommunications and will revolutionize the Web. Zach is actively driving Internet and Embedded Web Service related standardization with substantial IETF contributions, and is a pioneer in IP-based M2M commercialization. Zach is co-author of the book "6LoWPAN: The Wireless Embedded Internet" and is an avid evangelist of driving M2M growth through open IP and Web based technologies.

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