Connecting your app to the real world
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In this session I show together with Jan Tielens how you can integrate the physical world and the virtual together by using sensors, netduino, microsoft azure,
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Connecting your app to the real world
- 1. Connecting your app to the real world Thanks to
- 2. About Us • Jan Tielens Technical Evangelist at Microsoft – Focusing on Apps on Windows 8, Windows Phone & Azure – Former MVP – Shipping software since 2000 2 • Yves Goeleven Founder of MessageHandler.net – Windows Azure MVP – Shipping software since 2001 – Developer on NServiceBus
- 3. Agenda • Thing on the internet or Internet of Things? • Sensing the world, let there be light! • Mobile Services, not only for mobile • Putting our thing on the internet • Towards an internet of things with MessageHandler • Boy meets world, through Universal Apps 3
- 5. OEM Revenue Opportunity | Market Forecast CY17 Energy Computing Telecom Consumer $7 B $16 B $197 B $3 B $27 B $908 B $179 B $356 B System Revenue Intelligent Systems 1.7T$
- 6. Want a piece of that? Stop talking, start building! 6
- 7. Thing on the internet, Communication Patterns 7 z z z z z z z z Telemetry NotificationsCommands Inquiries
- 8. Thing on the internet, Connectivity 8 Technology Purpose Serial Static, close proximity Ethernet Static, distant Wifi Mobile, indoor, high power HSPA/LTE Mobile, outdoor, high power Zigbee Mobile, indoor, low power BLE Mobile, personal, low power NFC Mobile, very close, low power
- 9. Thing on the internet, Protocols 9 Protocol Purpose MQTT Telemetry XMPP Commands & notifications AMQP Commands & notifications HTTP API Telemetry & Inquiry CoAP Inquiry
- 10. Internet of things, reference architecture 10
- 11. Sensing the world, let there be light! 11
- 12. Sensing the world, let there be light! 12 Demo
- 14. Azure Mobile Services, Key Scenarios 14
- 15. Putting our thing on the internet 15 Demo
- 16. Towards an internet of things with MessageHandler 16 • Send me a notification when my lights are on and I’m not at home Location Voltage z Toast Not at home? Lights on? Both? Forward to notification hub Pattern Match
- 17. Towards an internet of things with MessageHandler 17 Demo
- 18. Boy meets world, through Universal Apps Demo 18
- 19. 20 A big thank you to our sponsors Gold Partners Silver & Track Partners Platinum Partners
Editor's Notes
- More detailed session outline Thing on the internet or Internet of Things? (15 mins) Introduction & opportunity Common communication patterns for individual devices (thing on the internet) and architectures (internet of things) Sensing the world, let there be light! (10 mins) Explain what a photo resistor does Wire it up Show code to read analog value Mobile Services, not only for mobile (10 mins) Introduce mobile services Show Data & Push notifications configuration Putting our thing on the internet (10 mins) - Show code to send data to mobile services Towards an internet of things with MessageHandler (10 mins) - Deploy prebuild channel (which sends data to mobile services, analyzes data & sends push notification if condition met) - Modify netduino code to send data to channel instead Boy meets world, through Universal Apps (5mins) - Show prebuild app which displays data from mobile services & subscribes to push notification
- Definition of Internet Of Things Instrumenting & controlling the real world through software & services, in order to augment it and make our lives easier. It starts with connecting a thing to the internet. But ultimately it’s about analysing data coming from many things and automate actions based on the results of that analyses