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Spencer Nusbaum

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Published February 24, 2015

TeaServer

TeaServer is a web-based automatic tea brewing machine that monitors water temperature to obtain optimal brewing times and temperatures.

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TeaServer

Things used in this project

Hardware components

Spark Core

Particle Spark Core

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Temperature Sensor

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Servos (Tower Pro MG996R)

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1

Alligator Clip

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Grove starter kit plus for Intel Edison

Seeed Studio Grove starter kit plus for Intel Edison

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Grove Shield

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Story

TeaServer solves three problems that occur when preparing and drinking tea.

- The tea is brewed at the incorrect temperature

- The tea is seeped for too short or too long

- The tea is too hot to drink

TeaServer allows the user to set tea steeping temperature, brewing times, and drinking temperatures. Tea is then automatically steeped at the optimum temperature selected by the user. The tea temperature is displayed in real-time and alerts the user when the tea is done.

GitHub:

bilalq / TeaMachine-Server

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Webserver that controls a SparkCore powered Tea brewing machine — Read More

http://www.hackster.io/3980/teaserver

Latest commit to the master branch on 2-25-2015

Download as zip

Technologies and APIs Used:

- Spark Cloud API

- Browserify

- React

- Babel (ES6 transpiler)

- Flexbox

- Express

Gallery:

Servo and temperature sensor mechanism

In the process of brewing

Spark Core with Grove Shield

Screenshot of Web Interface

Blockdiagram

Members:

Pico Premvuti -- University of Washington, Electrical Engineering

Bilal Quadri -- Software Development Engineer

Spencer Nusbaum -- WSU, Computer Science

Leonardo Lee -- Software Developer

Code

Credits

Spencer Nusbaum

1 project • 3 followers

C++ is my favorite language.

Pico Premvuti

1 project • 4 followers

Bilal Quadri

1 project • 3 followers

I drink tea while writing poetry and code.

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