We used datasets from two customer relation management systems to derive the respective schemas and determine how to propagate changes from one system to the other.

Is it possible to use DIY components and design patterns from pollen monitors to create an intelligent network of aerosol sensors that can help make spaces safer? Sensors continue to get cheaper, and assembling and programming them seems to get easier. But what is the logic behind what they sense? What blueprint can be identified for something akin to a "smoke alarm" for viruses and pathogens? WHat tools can we create fro public health, epigenetic study and observation, and microbiome management? Let's find out!

As a way to explore how to conceptualize an IoT architecture, we decided to make "connected kombucha". We also like kombucha, but not when it is too sour. Can we set up a sensor that talks semantics and helps guide our understanding of the fermentation process? Yes we can.