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IoT on Wheels Design Challenge: About This Challenge

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IoT on Wheels Design Challenge
About this ChallengeThe KitThe PrizesIntro VideoUnboxing Video
Technical DocumentsThe JudgesExample ApplicationTerms & ConditionsThe Challengers

 

Make your wheels safer, smarter or more efficient with the element14 IoT on Wheels Design Challenge.

 

Integrate the low-cost  NUCLEO-L476RGNUCLEO-L476RG Development Board from STMicroelectronics into your project for the chance to win a prize package worth up to $1800.

 

The IoT on Wheels Design Challenge will choose 10 sponsored challengers to receive a Challenger Kit for FREE.

 

But anyone can join the Challenge as a non-sponsored Challenger. Here's how: Simply get the low-cost NUCLEO-L476RGNUCLEO-L476RG and integrate it into your project, as well as post 10 blogs about your design journey in the IoT on Wheels space (tagging your blogs 'IoT on Wheels').

 

The deadline for project submissions is 13th November.

 

To be eligible to win some fantastic prizes, including a Segway MiniPRO – a hands-free two-wheel electric scooter – you must blog at least 10 times on the Community detailing your project build.

 

All Challengers must build their projects in accordance with the Challenge's terms and conditions. All projects must include the NUCLEO-L476RGNUCLEO-L476RG.

  • I've got a Nucleo-L476RG, too!

     

    It's got a couple of 12-bit DACs and a pair of op-amps, so there's some real hardware to play with.

     

    Here it is with my assistant (he acts the clown, but he knows a lot more theory than I do), producing a waveform from one of the DACs. I didn't program that, it's just one of the examples, but it proves that the board works and I got the development software installed ok (I installed System Workbench for STM32).

     

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    I'll see if I can do something on wheels with it in due course.

  • in reply to gsgill112

    although , There are many additional things that will be required for my project such as a display module, GPS module ( I think that should have been a part of the kit ), etc.

     

    If anyone have spares, feel free to donate image

    Thanks

  • I am also hoping to take part as a sponsored challenger image

  • I will most likely try joining the challenge as non-sponsored challenger as well. I'm uncertain I'll be able to put my time in it till the end, so I prefer to give someone else a shot at being sponsored image

     

    See you in the challenge!

  • in reply to ravi_butani

    I do not see why not.  I know I referred back to my BLOG entries as documentation several times.

  • in reply to ravi_butani

    Hello Ravi! Good idea to be part of the challenge. Best luck to you image

     

    Enrico

  • Can I start writing blog on my project before announcement of challengers?

    I am joining here as a non sponsored challenger..

  • I have designed vehicle safety related project in 2013...

    and here is link for project report...

    https://www.google.co.in/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwj_6o2F_8HVAhVLvI8KHSXgBZMQFg…

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    I have good experience with ST Discovery boards and Mbed platform too...

    here is my mBed profile link... https://developer.mbed.org/users/rcele_85/  as hobbyist

    and https://developer.mbed.org/users/rx5/ as educator..

    always happy to help challengers new to Mbed..