Przesylam w imieniu mojego kolegi Bartka.
Wiem, że niektorzy komputerowcy posiadają trawniki i przypuszczam, ze niektórzy nawet je podlewają (Andrzej???).
Tomek
It’s finally happened: our product, the netAQUA has launched! My good friend Mark Rosen and I are very proud of this milestone. We have been working on the netAQUA for a number of years, and it’s great to finally get to this stage. We’ve started our marketing effort on kickstarter, a crowd-funding website where the netAQUA is available for pre-order. Here’s top level description of the product; you can see many more details on the kickstarter website (http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/netaqua/netaqua-web-enabled-irrigation-controller?ref=live):
“The netAQUA is unlike any other irrigation controller that you may have come across. It is easy to use, intelligent, accessible worldwide for remote control, and able to harness the power of environmental sensors and Internet weather stations for automation. Gone are the confusing dials and buttons, and the associated limited functionality of the traditional controller. The netAQUA replaces these with a sleek graphic interface for your computer, tablet or smartphone. Plus, for those moments when you don’t have a web-enabled device, the netAQUA also has an intuitive menu-driven local LCD interface. It is environmentally hardened so that it is equally effective indoors and out. The netAQUA gives you an unprecedented level of control over your irrigation system, and a high degree of automation as well, all adding up to an environmentally conscious product that saves both water and money.”
I really need your help to spread the word. Success on kickstarter depends on getting people to know about the “project” so that we reach and surpass our funding goals within 35 days. E-mail and social websites such as Facebook are some of the best ways to reach a lot of people if everyone participates. You can imagine if all of my friends let all of their friends know about this, then all of their friends, and so forth, we can reach thousands. So please, here is what we would appreciate you doing: let all of your friends know via e-mail, Facebook, and other social media outlets, visit the facebook product page (https://www.facebook.com/roslen.netaqua) and “like” it, and, of course, do let me know what you think about the product.
Thank you so much i pozdrawiam!
Bartek
www.roslen.com
Na moim osiedlu, w ciagu zimy, ktos podpieprzyl kilkadziesiat koncowek z osiedlowego systemu nawadniania. Czy netAqua wytrzyma takie „Exception”?
Pozdrawiam i (calkiem powaznie) zycze sukcesow.
Marek
To jest http://www.nest.com/ ale do irygacji! Dla klimatu w którym mieszkam, już mi nie wiem jak żyłem bez takiego urządzenia, i… to nie żart. Popieram, kupione, Tomek – pozdrowienia i gratulacje za pomysł dla Bartka!
Lesio
Witam, i dzieki za poparcie! W sytuacji opisaniej przez Marka, netAQUA nie bedzie mjala zadnego problemu z wlaczaniem i wylaczaniem zaworow sterujacych koncowkami bez glowiczek. Oczywiscie woda bedzie szla na marne… Takze w wiekszosci takich sytuacji i jesli jest podlaczony czujnik przeplywu wody, netAQUA wykryje brak glowiczki/glowiczek i wystawi alarm, ktory rowniez bedzie mozna przeslac pod dowolny adres e-mail’owy.
Ja tylko do Marka o podpieprzaniu. Mysle ze zaden system takiego czegos nie wytrzyma poza sprzezonym z „security monitoring” lub systemem wysokiego napiecia podlaczonego do koncowek gdy, nie pracuja 😉 Z tym drugim moge pomoc. Zwykly powielacz napiecia na diodach i kondensatorach (taki jak w starych telewizorac) wystarczy :)))