"WigWag" that can automate various sensors, applications and services as triggers

It is possible to set it to automatically perform the subsequent operation when the situation actually occurs, such as "Tweet automatically on Twitter when there is a change in temperature"WigWag"is. Easily create rules from smartphones and tablets, you can automate actions and situations that can be detected by dedicated sensors and third party devices, and web services such as e-mail, Twitter, Dropbox, etc.

WigWag
http://www.wigwag.com/


This is the original device of WigWag, from the left WigWag Sensor Block · WigWag Glowline · WigWag Relay.


WigWag Relay is a relay machine for connecting each sensor to web service such as mail · Twitter · Dropbox and connecting sensors. A single WigWag Relay can cover more than one house.


WigWag's original sensor is the WigWag Sensor Block. It has eight sensors that can detect light, motion, sound, temperature, contact etc, and if there are two WigWag Sensor Blocks, it is possible to skip infrared rays between the two.


With this infrared function you can also create rules like "Open the garage doors when infrared is blocked".


It's ok if you put the power in 4 AA batteries or USB power adapter, and when you use it in something that you want to automate with this feeling.


This is WigWag Glowline, a 2.5 meter code that can detect ambient light and motion.


The code is equipped with LEDs, you can adjust the brightness and color by remote control.


As WigWag increases the number of terminals to be connected, the action that can be indicated increases. The rule creates it in such a way as to perform the action "Then" when the item "When" occurs.


When you actually create a rule with an application like this, the rule of the image is "to lighten the light when detecting movement when the light is on".


Rules can be created from a personal computer.


If you use this rule, if you set up a WigWag Sensor Block in a container containing cookies, for example, "notify" the smartphone after sensing "vibration" ... ...


You will soon see that a gluttonous child has come close to the container.


Leave it quietly in the house ......


If you notice a change in temperature or motion sensor when it reacts, it seems that it can be used for security measures of the house.


Rules are set so as to "stop the operation of sprinkler" when it is connected to a sprinkler and there is a response to "infrared".


Then you can stop sprinklers as people pass nearby.


Until now, when I was doing something with a machine, I was pushing the switches of various devices ....



Placing multiple WigWag Sensor Blocks in the house will allow you to open and close the door remotely, turn on / off the lights automatically, and that something has moved in the house when you are away When the sensor detects it, you can notify the user and automate various actions such as ...... etc.


Furthermore, with third party devices, from light on / off to brightness adjustment, it becomes possible to change from smartphone in hand in more detail. Third-party dedicated devices will increase in the future, the range of automation will be expanded more.


This WigWag is currentlyKickstarterWe are seeking investment, and you can get "WigWag Sensor Block + WigWag Relay" or "WigWag Glowline + WigWag Relay" at $ 139 (about 14,000 yen). You can get "WigWag Sensor Block x 2 + WigWag Glowline x 2 + WigWag Relay" for an additional $ 189 (about 19,000 yen). WigWag is an interesting project which gathers more than 200,000 dollars (about 20 million yen), which is four times the target amount at the time of writing on July 25, and the deadline is Japan time on August 18th 14th It is up to 55 minutes.