Re: [brighton-hacker-space] Nottinghackers and Ciseco launch EVE on Kickstater a Home Automation Dev Board

[Mike Pountney]

I've also pledged for the £39 version. I very much recommend supporting this project - I know these guys from meeting them at several Maker Faires and other hackspace events around the country. They will deliver, and they definitely know their shiz when it comes to wireless.

On 6 Nov 2012, at 10:25, Dominic of Nottinghack <notti...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello Bill Bryson

 

Dominic of Nottinghack here. Some friends of mine at the Nottingham Hackspace have a kickstarter running for EVE which is a add-on for Raspberry Pi that acts as a home automation hub to connect with all your wireless gizmos. The kickstarter is to launch EVE Alpha which is a development board that is compatable with about 80% of wireless stuff like Xbee and RXF as well as a load of 2.4GHz stuff too. The idea is to get the dev board out there so they can fund and crowd source some awesome software! You can find out a lot more about it here on their page

 

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ciseco/eve-alpha-raspberry-pi-wireless-development-hardwa

 

Let me know what you think! I've ordered the £39 version and can't wait to hook it up at home.

 

Anyway speak soon.

 

Dominic

Founder Nottingham Hackspace

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[Dominic of Nottinghack]

Hello Bill Brysoners 

I'd like to thank you for your support with the EVE Alpha kickstarter. The project was funded and beat it's funding target by about 25% with your help. I'm delighted that CISECO and the lads are now up for an award at Postscapes for the Internet of Things 2012 Open Source Project category. 

http://postscapes.com/awards/category/open-source-project

If you have time please do go and look at all the awesome IoT projects there, and if you feel so inclined please do vote for EVE Alpha! 

Thanks again and a merry festive period to you all! 

Dominic Morrow

Nottingham Hackspace

On Tuesday, November 6, 2012 10:28:36 AM UTC, Mike Pountney wrote:

I've also pledged for the £39 version. I very much recommend supporting this project - I know these guys from meeting them at several Maker Faires and other hackspace events around the country. They will deliver, and they definitely know their shiz when it comes to wireless.

On 6 Nov 2012, at 10:25, Dominic of Nottinghack <notti...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello Bill Bryson

 

Dominic of Nottinghack here. Some friends of mine at the Nottingham Hackspace have a kickstarter running for EVE which is a add-on for Raspberry Pi that acts as a home automation hub to connect with all your wireless gizmos. The kickstarter is to launch EVE Alpha which is a development board that is compatable with about 80% of wireless stuff like Xbee and RXF as well as a load of 2.4GHz stuff too. The idea is to get the dev board out there so they can fund and crowd source some awesome software! You can find out a lot more about it here on their page

 

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ciseco/eve-alpha-raspberry-pi-wireless-development-hardwa

 

Let me know what you think! I've ordered the £39 version and can't wait to hook it up at home.

 

Anyway speak soon.

 

Dominic

Founder Nottingham Hackspace

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