Last week I went to the AT&T Internet of Things Hackathon in Boulder with Brenda, Sepideh and Joan from Android Atelier. After a very intense 24 hours, we won!
A part of Android Atelier is to encourage everyone to document what we do. For this event, we recorded it three ways: blog, sketchnote and video!
Blog
Sepideh wrote a very detailed account right after she got back, and then a follow-up on how to control the Harman speakers once our prizes arrived!
Sketchnote
I wanted to visualize the ups-and-downs we went through at the hackathon, so I made an annotated graph.
Our roller coaster ride at the AT&T Internet of Things Hackathon at Boulder last weekend #atthack #AndroidAtelier pic.twitter.com/PxmFCHqWvv
— Chiu-Ki Chan (@chiuki) August 4, 2015Video
Brenda made a video with our demo, the winning announcement, bloopers and various tidbits from the hackathon.
Source code
github.com/AndroidAtelier/nfc-hunt
The sound only works with Harman speakers, but the NFC part should work as is. I got some NFC tags as swag from conferences. If you don't have them, try hotel key cards or luggage tags. Let me know if they work.
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