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Comment #7530109
I think you should try again to play with your magnetic switch. Here is some help: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reed_switch
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Comment #7522825
My main phone is an iPhone but of course Notifon is compatible with Android and Windows Phone. For now PushingBox require a Google account, I plan to do a lot of development to mak…
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Comment #7521903
Of course the Node can trigger two states. So you know when it's open or closed. You can set a different message for each state.
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Comment #7521885
Simple, when you open your door, the Node wakes up during 40ms, transmits at 40mA to the Hub and goes back to sleep consuming less than 1uA. You can calculate the battery life your…
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Comment #7521793
You can't build a mesh network with sensors on idle mode.
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Comment #7519560
The key is to get notifications when you're away. BLE don't have a good range (about 10 meters). ZigBee is more like Wifi (about 50/100 meters).
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Comment #7519538
That's the point, I think I launched the campaign too soon. I didn't had a good press coverage on the launch day. One week later, I got answers from Mashable and Techcrunch reporte…
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Comment #7519499
Thank you, I wanted the video short and demonstrative
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Comment #7519449
Thanks for the reply. This kind of price can be reach using Bluetooth Low Energy. Those chips are really cheap but as you might know, the range is too low.
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Comment #7519403
Exactly, for Notifon the transmit time is 40ms. That's why it can run on a small and sexy coin battery (CR2032).
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Comment #7519362
I found him on elance.com
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Comment #7519116
Thanks for those good recommendations, I think you're so right with the "notifying object" words! I think the Indiegogo page is better, I'll merge it with the main website.
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Comment #7519078
Thanks, Z-Wave is also a good technology but I hate the "association" part, when you need to be at least 3 feets from the Hub. I don't think Z-Wave will survive in the next 5 years…
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Comment #7519003
I know, it's all about the battery life (about years). The ZigBee chip require only 40mA in transmit and less than 1uA on idle mode... You can't do the same with a WiFi chip, ask S…
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Comment #7518956
I use a technology called ZigBee. It's a wireless protocol made for Internet of Things devices. This part represent about 60% of the production cost. This chip is expensive but giv…
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Comment #7518927
In fact there are more details on the Indiegogo page. Can you take a look and tell me if I have to add some details? ( http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/notifon-the-notifying-obje.…
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Comment #7518909
The best way is to found a freelancer in China. I used elance.com
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Comment #7518902
Thank you. In fact, I haven't yet launch the mass production. I'm running a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo to have at least 400 preorders. As I have done a lot myself, I didn't…
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