Check out the Qualcomm IoT Hardware Kit that can help you win $5,000 at Shape

During the webinar you’ll learn more about the IoT Hardware Kit that Qualcomm is providing for teams to use while at the hackathon and get an inside look at the DragonBoard™ 410c. The Qualcomm Technology Challenge focuses on smart city Internet of Things (IoT). Participants will need to develop a solution utilizing the DragonBoard™ 410c that both a Mayor’s Office and citizens can use on a day-to-day basis to improve the livability, sustainability, and connectedness in a city. Entries should make use of the connectivity available with the DragonBoard™ 410c and components provided in the IoT hardware kit.

What’s Inside: IoT Hardware Kit Details

If you’re planning on submitting an app to the Challenge, you’ll need to check out one of the IoT Hardware Kits from Qualcomm. All the components will be yours to use for the entire time at the hackathon. Here’s a look at what’s included:

• • DragonBoard 410c, by Arrow Electronics, featuring the Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 410 processor
  • Webcam: Live! Cam Sync, Creative Labs, see USB Camera Application Notesfor tips on enabling a camera

• Touchscreen display: LILLIPUT 10.1″ FA1012-NP/C/T 16:9 LED Capacitive Multi-touchscreen monitor
• 96Boards Sensors Mezzanine Adapter by Seeed
• 96Boards UART Adapter Board by Seeed
• Breadboard with jumper wires: IB401 400-point Experiment Breadboard, microtivity
• Voltage-level translator: SparkFun Voltage-Level Translator Breakout – TXB0104
• Logic Level Converter Bi-Directional: SparkFun Logic Level Converter – Bi-Directional – BOB-12009
• Sensors and accessories:
  • Grove 10DoF (Accel, Gyro, Mag, Pressure, Temperature) IMU
  • Grove Digital Light Sensor (see Grove Digital Light I2C Sensor Application Note for tips on enabling this)
  • Grove Gesture Sensor
  • Grove I2C Color Sensor
  • Grove Button Sensor
  • Grove Buzzer Sensor
  • Grove Sound Sensor
  • Grove Touch Sensor
  • Grove Rotary Angle Sensor
  • Grove Smart Relay
  • Grove Mini Servo
  • Grove LCD RGB Backlight
  • I2C Hub
  • Grove 4-pin Male Jumper to Grove 4-pin Conversion Cable
• Wireless keyboard with touchpad: Logitech Wireless Touch Keyboard K400
• Micro SD with Linux in case you prefer using instead of Android that is preloaded
• Micro USB to USB cable
• USB 2.0 Travel Hub 4-port expander
• USB Ethernet Adapter
• Ethernet cable

In the meantime, if you want to learn more about working with the DragonBoard™ 410c, check out the resources and sample code provided by Qualcomm Developer Network. There’s still time to register to attend the Shape Hackathon on Friday, July 15-16 at AT&T Park. When you sign up to attend the Shape Hackathon you also get access to AT&T Park so you can explore all the exhibits.