Course
In der zweiten Auflage des interaktiven Kurses Embedded Smart Home dreht sich alles um die zentrale Verwaltung des Embedded Smart Home. Als Basis des Workshop-Projekts wird auch in diesem Jahr wieder ein Raspberry Pi dienen. Es wird Einblicke geben in die Nutzung von Sensoren, Einführung in die Ansteuerung externer Aktuatoren im Haushalt (z.B. Beleuchtung, Heizung oder Jalousien) und Anzeige und Steuerung des Embedded Smart Home über ein zentrales Display. Zusätzlich werden wir aufgrund vielfacher Wünsche einen Einblick in die externe Steuerung und Überwachung mit einer Kamera geben. Wer noch keine Erfahrung mit Programmierung in Python hat, kann sich vorher noch den Kurs "Spielend Programmieren lernen" ansehen.
Offered by Martin Malchow, Matthias Bauer | Last updated on Jul 16, 2026 | 6860 enrollments
Martin Malchow (openHPI Team)
Martin Malchow have a bachelor degree in “Applied Computer Science“ and graduated as master in “Automotive Software Engineering”. During his studies he worked in the automotive area with AUTOSAR and taught students the basics of embedded systems in the automotive industry. Currently he is a PhD student and research associate at the Hasso Plattner Institute. At the Hasso Plattner Institute Martin works at the chair Internet Technologies and Systems headed by Prof. Dr. Christoph Meinel. He is responsible for the development and research on the tele-task video lecture portal. Additionally, he teaches several seminars and classes concerning internet technologies, web programming and mobile web technologies. His research interests are video-based lecturing techniques to support and motivate students.
Matthias Bauer (openHPI Team)
Matthias Bauer studied computer science at the University of Rostock where he began to develop interest in e-learning. During his studies, he took part in e-learning trainings and also worked as a tutor for distance learning. After finishing his studies in 2010, he worked as a software engineer for a year until he took the opportunity to become a research associate and started working on his PhD at Hasso Plattner Institute. At HPI, Matthias works at the chair of Internet Technologies and Systems headed by Prof. Dr. Christoph Meinel. He is coordinator of the HPI tele-TASK group and manages development, sales, joint operation, tele-TASK platforms, etc. In addition, he has supervised several bachelor and master theses and given several seminars and classes concerning internet technologies, web programming and mobile web technologies. His research interests are video-based lecturing techniques and lecture recording, distribution and post-processing technologies.
At HPI, Matthias has worked in 2 MOOC courses as teacher and in 11 courses as teaching assistant.