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fvan · Accepted Answer

As clem57 stated in Pi IoT - Smarter Spaces with Raspberry Pi 3: About This Challenge : Mexico is fine to participate according to T&C ( Pi IoT-Smarter Spaces with Raspberry Pi 3: Terms and Conditions ). Any hardware is fine, but you have to use the Raspberry Pi 3, as stated here: Pi IoT - Smarter Spaces with Raspberry Pi 3: The Kit- UPDATED!

Robert Peter Oakes · Answer

When you submit a Design Challenge (Same for Road Test), you don't get a confirmation email (Or at least I never have over the last few years)

element14Dave can you please confirm. If this is a new feature then I also did not get an email, but im pretty sure they dont get emails on application, only when E14 sends out who has been selected.

element14Dave · Answer

Hello dhirajshrotri You can participate as a team, with as many people as you would like. Just submit one application. We will only award one kit, and one prize(if won) for the entry (not award multiple kits or prizes). Best of luck! Dave

balearicdynamics · Answer

Peter I think you are true. As a matter of fact you don't receive a confirmation email but your submission remain accessible (to you at least) in your content page. What probably happens to someone is that if they previously added the inbox follow to the page they received also a news from their submission. But this seems strange to me too...

Enrico

crimier · Answer

What is the tag to be used to mark the blog entries?

rhe123 · Answer

You can tag it with the `piiot` tag and a tag of your own choice (e.g. your project's name)

fvan · Answer

Instructions on tags can be found here: Sponsored Challengers for the Pi-IoT Design Challenge

mg.sergio · Answer

Hi element14Dave , Got a doubt about the Ts&Cs Pi IoT-Smarter Spaces with Raspberry Pi 3: Terms and Conditions . It is mentioned we should own all IP's used. I am not that knowledgeable about IP's and licensing, are the challengers able to use libraries for the RPI or Arduino that are commonly used? To mention a couple of them, RF libraries, MQTT or other sensors and actuators... Maybe the question is too wide, but not sure how to narrow it down without going into all of the libraries, etc. Thank you! Sergio

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