CardKit | Justin D. Weisz

CardKit is a programming framework for developing IoT applications using a card-based metaphor. Instead of writing code, users program devices such as drones by arranging cards that represent actions, inputs, and AI services (Ismail et al., 2018). This low-code paradigm makes programming IoT applications easy and fun!

A card that instructs a drone to fly to a specified location.

The CardKit GitHub organization has the core framework, a runtime, card libraries for drones (including DJI drones) and Watson AI services, and a sample drone app.

References

2018

arXiv

CardKit: A Card-Based Programming Framework for Drones

Saad Ismail, Justin Gregory Manweiler, and Justin D. Weisz

CoRR, 2018

arXiv Bib PDF

@article{abs-1804-08458,
  author = {Ismail, Saad and Manweiler, Justin Gregory and Weisz, Justin D.},
  title = {CardKit: {A} Card-Based Programming Framework for Drones},
  journal = {CoRR},
  volume = {abs/1804.08458},
  year = {2018},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.1804.08458},
}