Abstract
An upcycled approach uses everyday objects as design material for IoT systems by enabling users to make their “dumb” objects “smart.” Adopting this approach, IoT Codex realizes a new socially informed, context-aware computing and end-user programming.
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An Upcycled IoT: Building tomorrow’s IoT out of today’s household possessions
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