panStamp - Wireless Arduino-compatible miniatures

[dberenguer]

My name is Daniel Berenguer and I'm the founder of panStamp, an open source project designed to measure and control things wirelessly. The project consists of panStamps, small wireless boards programmable from the Arduino IDE, and a set of libraries and software tools used to configure wireless networks and hook them to the IP world.
http://www.panstamp.com

Lagarto is our open controller software. Following a client-server architecture, Lagarto links our wireless networks to any IP network, provides a web interface for viewing and controlling values, manages web-configurable events and pushes wireless M2M data to multiple cloud data services (Pachube, ThingSpeak and open.sen.se).
http://code.google.com/p/panstamp/wiki/lagarto

I recently posted a short review about the integration of panStamps, Lagarto and OpenRemote:
panstamp.com/announcements/openremoteco ... spanstamps

And another post explaining how to create events from the web interface:
panstamp.com/announcements/panstampswir ... andlagarto

As you can see, the project has required us to do an enormous work, including documentation and promotion, and I'm proud to say that most of the work is completed. However, there are still some things to do before going commercial. One of these remaining tasks is the creation of different base boards for panStamps which will include sensors and actuators for home automation and metering applications. Because of this, we are running a campaign on indiegogo in order to get funds for the project:
http://igg.me/p/89807?a=531961

Thanks for having taken the time to read this long post

Best regards,

Daniel.

[freedomotic]

Hi Daniel, your project is very interesting. We are working on a domotic framework in java and I think could be a possible integration.
Now we are integrating these wifi boards Flyport by www.openpicus.com and collaborating to this distributed domotic framework based on arduino nodes (www.souliss.net).
If you want take a look at Freedomotic.com and for more info contact me at mauro[at]freedomotic.com
Best regards

[dberenguer]

Nice project!

Integration with panStamps can be done in different ways but I strongly recommend running a Lagarto-SWAP server. Doing this your freedomotic software could communicate with panStamps using simple HTTP GET/POST queries and even be notified about network events via ZeroMQ. In fact freedomotic would act as a lagarto client (similar to Lgarto-MAX) from the point of view of the panStamp ecosystem.

Thanks for the contact!