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* [[wikipedia: Internet of things|Internet of things]] (Wikipedia)
 
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== Connectivity ==
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* [https://www.particle.io/ Particle] | Particle is a prototype-to-production platform for developing an Internet of Things product.
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: PROTOTYPE: Build a prototype in minutes with cloud-connected hardware development kits.
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: SCALE: Go from a single prototype to millions of units with a cloud platform built to scale.
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: MANAGE: Manage your products in the field: deploy firmware, collect data, and more.
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== DIY ==
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* [https://www.openhomeautomation.net/cloud-data-logger-particle-photon/ Make a Cloud Data Logger With the Particle Photon]
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: In this article, we are going to see how to use a Particle Photon to build a simple cloud data logger project. We’ll connect some sensors to the Photon, connect it to the web, and then use the dashboard feature from Particle to visualise in live the measurements made by the board.
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* [https://www.hackster.io/nicjansma/particle-photon-remote-temperature-and-humidity-logger-00dd00 Particle Photon Remote Temperature and Humidity Logger]
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: Remote temperature and humidity sensor that logs data to Adafruit.io, ThingSpeak and DynamoDB.
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== Reading Material ==
 
* [http://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2016/06/11-read-books-summer-internet-iot/ 11 Must Read Books This Summer on Internet of Things (IoT)]
 
* [http://www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2016/06/11-read-books-summer-internet-iot/ 11 Must Read Books This Summer on Internet of Things (IoT)]
  

Latest revision as of 15:23, 17 June 2016

Connectivity

  • Particle | Particle is a prototype-to-production platform for developing an Internet of Things product.
PROTOTYPE: Build a prototype in minutes with cloud-connected hardware development kits.
SCALE: Go from a single prototype to millions of units with a cloud platform built to scale.
MANAGE: Manage your products in the field: deploy firmware, collect data, and more.

DIY

In this article, we are going to see how to use a Particle Photon to build a simple cloud data logger project. We’ll connect some sensors to the Photon, connect it to the web, and then use the dashboard feature from Particle to visualise in live the measurements made by the board.
Remote temperature and humidity sensor that logs data to Adafruit.io, ThingSpeak and DynamoDB.

Reading Material

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