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As computers and network connectivity has become cheaper, more and more devices have been connected to the internet for a wide variety of purposes. These devices which are not used by a human in the way a traditional computer is are known as the "Internet of Things" (IoT.) | As computers and network connectivity has become cheaper, more and more devices have been connected to the internet for a wide variety of purposes. These devices which are not used by a human in the way a traditional computer is are known as the "Internet of Things" (IoT.) | ||
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Revision as of 18:21, 23 August 2018
Contents
Project Team
Sponsor
Soniclean
Honours Students
Edward Gray
Jack Mansfield
Supervisor
Andrew Allison
Introduction
As computers and network connectivity has become cheaper, more and more devices have been connected to the internet for a wide variety of purposes. These devices which are not used by a human in the way a traditional computer is are known as the "Internet of Things" (IoT.)
This project is sponsored by Soniclean Pty Ltd, and seeks to add IoT capability to Soniclean’s ultrasonic cleaning machines. While there are IoT solutions commercially available on the market, Soniclean has determined that they need at least a partially custom solution as they have a unique set of requirements.
Abstract
Soniclean has tasked Edward and Jack to develop an auditing system of their medical grade ultrasonic cleaning machines. A Raspberry Pi with a wireless modem will be integrated in the machines along with a range of sensors to determine the functionality of the machine. This subsystem will be developed by Edward and Jack to transmit cleaning cycle data from worldwide installations to a central server. Soniclean intends to use this logged sensor data to provide an auditing and monitoring service to their medical clients throughout the world.
