Former repository for Prometeo, winner of the Call for Code 2019 Global Challenge, open sourced as Pyrrha (see links within this repo). It measures toxin exposure in real time and analyzes trends over time.
This repository contains the next generation in-progress Pyrrha (created by Prometeo) solution dashboard based on the Carbon Design System and React.
Version 4 of the Prometeo codebase released as Pyrrha, a Call for Code® with The Linux Foundation project. Start here, then explore the hardware, firmware, analytics, and mobile components.
The Pyrrha (created by Prometeo) solution application for determining thresholds in toxin exposure measured by the sensor device and sent to the cloud from the smartphone carried by the firefighters.
A centralized place for Helm charts, GitHub Actions, and other local and cloud deployment resources.
This repository contains the Pyrrha (created by Prometeo) solution application database that manages sensor readings over time. It targets MariaDB.
This repository contains the Pyrrha (created by Prometeo) sensor simulator code to test end-to-end data flow.
This repository contains the Pyrrha (created by Prometeo) solution application that targets devices paired with the smartwatch and smartphone carried by the firefighters.
This repository contains the Pyrrha (created by Prometeo) solution MQTT client that sends device readings from the mobile app.
This repository contains the public Pyrrha (created by Prometeo) single-page website based on the Carbon Design System and React.
This repository contains the Pyrrha (created by Prometeo) solution application that targets smartwatches paired with the sensor device and smartphone carried by the firefighters.
This repository contains the Pyrrha (created by Prometeo) hardware device specifications. These devices are paired with the smartwatch and smartphone carried by the firefighters.
Next-generation firmware built on the Zephyr RTOS.
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