Wow, this could grow into something quite awesome. Pachube is –
a web service that enables people to tag and share real time sensor data from objects, devices and spaces around the world, facilitating interaction between remote environments, both physical and virtual. The idea is to make it relatively simple to “plug” together interactive projects and buildings around the world, as well as to create embeddable graphs of sensor feeds.
Only eighteen feeds conected at the time of this post – but the datastreams are already quite interesting – from a Japanese living room to a swing in Sweden. Head over to the site to learn how to connect your own sensor/stream – Pachube Thanks, Chuckster!
Update: Interested Londoners can learn more about Pachube –
Extended Environments/Arduino/Networked sensors workshop
Using Arduino and Pachube, Usman will lead a 2-day workshop, June 21 & 22, at Arup’s headquarters in London, kindly hosted by Tinker.it! The Extended Environments workshop will form a basic introduction to networked sensors, making particular use of Extended Environments Markup Language (EEML) and Pachube. Please join us if you would like to learn more about using Arduino to connect together remote environments across a network, share sensor data, or create interactive environments using Pachube, but you will need to register by June 15th!
– [ Only 3 days left to sign up! ] more info @ Tinker.it
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