ITS-KIND-OF-LIKE-THE-INTERNET-EXCEPT-IN-SPACE
What if we built a network so amazing, we could stream data from deep space, under uncertain conditions and guarantee its arrival on earth. It would be the internet of space, thats what! Using arduinos and software defined radio, we're going to hack a real satellite, and build a "Disruption Tolerant Network" that will act as a back bone for the interplanetary internet!
Click above to read the entire project, seriously, it's awesome and the type of thing that could let us know where missing planes end up....z
To model the sensors passing messages for the presentation we had everyone in the audience text a phone number found on the screen. Meanwhile, we had someone 17 floors below on 7th avenue walking nto the building and as soon as she walked by the sensor, it triggered a message out to everyone in the audiences phone. Although we ended up using node, I originally tested the feasibility of doing this as the time was running down, and here is what I quickly hacked together with twilio api
# put your own credentials here account_sid = 'just removed for linkedin' # I would normally have this in an env but hackathons auth_token = 'removed linkedin post' # move too fast and didn't have time # set up a client to talk to the Twilio REST API @client = Twilio::REST::Client.new account_sid, auth_token @account = @client.account @twilio_num = '(973) 943-4595' # our number @account.messages.list({:to=> '(973) 943-4595'}).each do |message| their_number = message.from puts their_number puts message.body #--SENDS TEXT MESSAGE--
# puts message.from # puts @twilio_num # @client.account.messages.create( # :from => @twilio_num, # :to => message.from, # # :body => 'hey girl' # ) end
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