A node.js application using the Intel Edison board.
TEETH is Timer Encouraging Everyone to Health. It is just one part of encouraging IOT in the most important room of the house -- The Bathroom 2.0 Movement.
The Smart TEETH Toothbrush holder uses sensors to arm a timer when you remove your touthbrush. After time to get your toothpaste ready, it begins a timer with an encouraging sound.
The timer uses encouraging text and pleasant colors -- moving to green -- to coach you to the ADA recommended 2 minute brushing time.
If you complete the timer, you get a pleasing end sound and an email congrats!
If instead, you leave the room and turn out the lights, the Smart TEETH technology pays attention. The timer stops early without complaint.
Every session is sent to cloud. You will see how many times a day you brushed, and if you met the ADA goal.
The Smart TEETH toothbrush holder is great for health-conscious folks, or those under dental supervision. The code supports multi-toothbrush models -- great for families who need to encourage children's brushing habits too!
To build your own TEETH Smart Toothbrush Holder you will need
- Touch sensitive switches
- Color LCD screen using I2C
- Light sensor
- Intel Edison Board
- Intel IoT Analytics Dashboard
- An e-mail account for SMTP services
See the step-by-step instructions at http://www.instructables.com/id/TEETH-Adding-IOT-to-Your-Home-with-Intel-Edison
To rebuild this documentation run
- jsdoc main.js README.md -d docs
- main.js -- all code needed for this project
- package.json -- node.js description file
- icon.png -- icon displayed in Intel XDK IDE
- README.md -- this file
- toothbrush-timer.xdk -- definition file used by Intel XDK
- toothbrush-timer.xdke -- definitino file used by Intel XDK
connect to linux command line as root
- screen /dev/tty.usbserial-(tab) 115200 -L
configure wireless connection
- configure_edison --wifi
find IP address
- ip a
determine space available
- df -h
delete journal files
- rm -rf /var/log/journal
Dashboard website
Confirm iotkit agent is configured
- iotkit-admin test
Get catalog list from Intel
- iotkit-admin catalog
Register a component from the catalog to this Edison
- iotkit-admin register <component_name>
List registered components on this Edison
- iotkit-admin components
Send test data to cloud
- iotkit-admin observation <component_name>
start the IOT Cloud Analytics agent
- systemctl start iotkit-agent
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