Name: Brillo & Weaveチームとのファイヤサイドチャット（Ubiquity Dev Summit 2016 (Fireside Chat with the Brillo & Weave Team (Ubiquity Dev Summit 2016))
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WAYNE PIEKARSKI: Welcome to the Fireside Chat

I hope you've had a great day seeing all the talks here

of really cool information just come out today

about Brillo and Weave and all the exciting possibilities

I work with the product teams to communicate information

back to the product teams to help make our products better,

So we all work together, and we run events like this,

What we thought we'd do is have a session where we can sit down

with some of the important people on the Brillo and Weave

them do the things that they do, and what they find interesting,

We've got Ryan Cairns, we've got Paul Westbrook,

by just asking them to say a little bit about what

they do at Google and what their important role is.

I started the project about three years ago.

And I take care of all the engineering stuff.

PAUL WESTBROOK: My name is Paul Westbrook.

We're focusing on the mobile device side and server

They wouldn't let us run a fireplace screen on this thing.

Anyway, today we had the little pet feeder during the keynote.

you know what, I really want this pet feeder,

And so I thought it would be a really cool question to ask.

you maybe could build-- or someone else could

build-- and sell it as a product or whatever?

GUARAV SHAH: I guess my dream project is, all the walls are

screens, and it's easy for me to project anything

on any of the screens, or rather, the walls.

So that's what I would like to be able to prototype.

WAYNE PIEKARSKI: I guess some of these little boards

were giving-- they have like, little HDMI ports on them,

so you could do something like that pretty easily.

And you can also drive LEDs and LCD screens via the [INAUDIBLE]

controlling strips of lights and they were blinking,

And there's all kinds of cool possibilities of little things

you can do that doesn't require a massive screen,

but you can use really cheap little components

PAUL WESTBROOK: One of the things that I want to build

RYAN CAIRNS: Well, then you just drive your car

and come back home and check again, and then drive off.

PAUL WESTBROOK: Well, that, but then-- you're wasting gas.

But the other thing is making sure the lights turn

on and off, especially to detect presence.

WAYNE PIEKARSKI: I was thinking I've always wanted something

where it's like-- what's the state of all the doors?

a log or something interesting like that.

Because the door may have been opened unexpectedly

I was working on Chromebooks at the time,

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