
Friday, 6 August 2010
Pachube feeds around the world

Thursday, 3 June 2010
xClinic/Pachube/01SJ Environmental Health Project selected!
From the Zero1 blog post:
The concept proposed byKitchen Budapest, Beat Your Mouse Movement, strives to balance the growing hours spent in front of computer screens by offering a playful solution that motivates people to walk in order to get more exercise and become more conscious about their health and city environment. Beat Your Mouse Movement will consist of a web/desktop application called “Mousey” that tracks the mouse pointer and another one called “Steppy” that counts steps–creating a playful competition to literally beat the mouse. By tracking and analyzing this data they can encourage people to go further distances in the real world than in the virtual one. Project contributors include: Irma Földényi, László Kiss, Melinda Sipos, and Andi Sztojanovits.
We'll be tracking progress on the project over the next couple of months but look out for the final project at 01SJ in August!
Wednesday, 2 June 2010
Pachube presentation at Internet of Things Europe 2010
Thursday, 27 May 2010
Back to blogging!
Tuesday, 23 February 2010
Display @ the Design Museum, London, for 'Designs of the Year' exhibition
The video below documents the display system we use to tell the story: that Pachube is a webservice that enables you to store, share & discover realtime sensor, energy and environment data from objects, devices & buildings around the world. We tried to show how Pachube helps melt the boundaries between physical and virtual, with physical sensors in the museum display both connecting to each other and to environments connected already to Pachube; in effect to use Pachube to "plug" anything into anything else!
Monday, 22 February 2010
Open call: funding available for environmental health project using Pachube.com
Calling all environmental designers, artists and researchers: we're delighted to announce that Pachube.com in collaboration with xClinic, the Environmental Health Clinic + Lab at NYU and ZER01: the Art and Technology Network, are soliciting proposals to create environmental health projects and lifestyle experiments that make use of Pachube.
One project will be selected for funding in the amount of $5000 and will be featured as part of the Out of the Garage, Into the World program at the 2010 01SJ Biennial.....
.... For more information and to apply, see here: http://zero1.org/01sj/out-of-the-garage/pachube and you can download the full version of the xClinic/Pachube call in PDF format here.
Read more about the xClinic + Pachube + zero1 call here and good luck to all!
Tuesday, 16 February 2010
Data Logger source code available under a GPL
We released Data Logger, the iPhone app, last month as an example of an application that uses the Pachube backend to store and graph any data of your choosing along with a timestamp and geolocation. It has been used for all sorts of things (529 feeds as of this writing) - not many of them terribly interesting, but that was to be expected. We released it basically to show what's possible at a technical level, without defining too carefully the bounds of use for the app.
The real intention was to create reliable source code that we could release to the community so that you, the community can start to do interesting things with it... build your own iPhone apps that make use of Pachube in ways that none of us can predict!
So now you can grab the Data Logger source code, available under a GPL from GitHub here:http://github.com/cburman/Data-Logger-for-iPhone and start to create your own Pachube-powered iPhone apps!
Friday, 15 January 2010
System update, January 15, 2010
Friday, 8 January 2010
Data Logger: official Pachube iPhone app finally available
Data Logger for iPhone enables you to store and graph any data of your choosing along with a timestamp and geolocation. You might use Data Logger to store electricity meter readings, to create maps of pollution or temperature sensor readings around your neighbourhood, or animal sightings around the city.You can also set up custom data feeds, with user-defined min and max values, tags, description and units.
Stay tuned for more Pachube apps to come, including a mapping app that will chart your data at the geolocation it was recorded at...
Sunday, 3 January 2010
Maintenance Notice
This is because we are migrating our database system to some new hardware.
The community site, and this blog will be unaffected by the maintenance, and you can also follow us on Twitter for updates.
- Community Site: community.pachube.com
- Blog: blog.pachube.com
- Twitter: @pachube, @pachube_dev



