Io T Platforms Discussions

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The solutions offered are wide range and can be processed and developed easily.

The floor of the Chair measures weight, the table measures inclination, vibration and light, and the table controls the lamp and the "pomodoro stripe" (see website for understanding). I refrained from having long cables between the two units, thus WiFi. But I figure, BTLE might be more useful,... Read more

I'm sometimes having a lag happening, for example, I have connected a LED strip with a 144ms timer to blink, sometimes it just freezes up or falls behind for a second or so. Is this library, my code, or hardware related?

I and others have been asking for this for a while now. Can Particle at a minimum add tested LoRA libraries to the IDE?

In case of not having internet, an IDE that is installed in the personal computer could be used.

Purchase the developer kits . Create a sample IoT project of your choice . Implement end-to-end solution before you start building the device.

I want to implement bigger devices but I'm a little lost with which are the best to use

I have multiples Argon MCU and i would like them to interact exchanging information even when is no wifi present.

Seems like a big opportunity for a company like Particle to accommodate LoRa and/or even LoRaWAN. For example, have a remote Particle Boron be able to act as a pseudo gateway for a LoRaWAN sensors (or even LoRa nodes). In remote regions, with only a few nodes, the challenge is a low power,... Read more

Such as Azure functions, logic app, docker etc. I currently don't have any use for it but it may be useful in the future.

Huawei’s meteoric rise in the telecoms business was brought to a dramatic halt in April when the US government put a ban on US companies doing business with the Chinese firm. This includes Google and, crucially for Huawei’s smartphone users, access to the Android operating system updates. Under... Read more

I have had used both the platforms and feel both potentially strong platforms for IIoT. Any additional pros & cons analysis for both would be insightful. Please point out which are best for what use cases if any.

Every IoT Platform available in the market has unique features and capabilities. Everyone is doing good at their best. But as an IoT Platform user, what is the most significant feature or capability that you are looking in any IoT Platform.

Add support for mobile devices

We want to implement particle sensors in airways and In drones how can we integrate sensors with drones and we want more lightweight sensors.

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I would love to know if in future or if there is any integration of ThingWorx with azure IoT