SIS stands for "Standalone Intelligent Sensor" system. The documents in this repository provide everything you need to make and deploy your own SIS. You'll find concept documents, a FAQ, the firmware for your Arduino-like particle.io processor, printed circuit board files, parts lists, links to sources for all the parts, detailed assembly instructions, source code to a control web page, and a complete users guide. At Team Practical Projects we always make a complete project!
We are looking for people who are interested in building and using the SIS as we have designed it. We are also interested in ideas for expanding the current SIS with additional useful features and we are open to ideas for additional applications of the base SIS technology (some ideas are in the Concept document). SIS is an open source project and we are interested in improvements that other developers might wish make themselves and/or to collaborate with us on.
If you want to use this project, download the Master branch. That is the currently released and well tested code.
If you have code to contribute, then generate a pull request for the Development branch. We don't want to take in pulls for master branch unless it is some critical issue with the current release.
We are two hobbyists who work on the SIS in our spare time. You don't have to be a hardcore, gung-ho, work on it until you drop, kind of person; we certainly aren't. Collaboration could just mean that you'd like to have one of these to install and test somewhere. We are open to make changes to the code to fit your need, as long as you provide us feedback on how it works and ideas on how to improve it.
Of course collaboration could also mean that you want to add functions to the core firmware or javascript web site. That would be cool too.
Send us a message to join in the fun: [email protected]
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