The outstanding features of the CheckFox device, its hardware, firmware, dashboard and updates of 2.0 version
Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3X7ufdkaCI
Learn more about the device and order:
https://simplehw.eu/checkfox/
Sigfox devices travelling between continents is monarch technology usable Simple Hardware
Key takeaways:
What is Sigfox Monarch?
Ways to switch the emitter between radio zones.
When to listen to Monarch?
Physical options to port detecting.
Can SimpleHw device work in different Sigfox RC zones?
Audience: Sales, technical pre-sales, support, Sigfox Operators and integrators, IoT platforms.
Technical level: intermediate
Format: 30 mins presentation + 15 mins Questions & Answers session
Speaker: Pavel Sodomka, Founder & CEO at SimpleHW
Sigfox coverage. what you always wanted to know (and were afraid to ask)Simple Hardware
Audience: Sales, technical pre-sales, sales, support Sigfox Operators and integrators, IoT platforms.
Technical level: intermediate
Format: 30 mins presentation + 15 mins Questions & Answers session
Speaker: Pavel Sodomka, Founder & CEO at SimpleHW
Key takeaways:
What is unique about Sigfox? What are coverage maps? Coverage commitments. What coverage you should get and ask for worldwide?
Plan vs reality.
Sigfox Coverage Measurement with CheckFox device
This document describes a blended video surveillance system that uses both wired cameras and wireless, battery-powered remote sentries. The remote sentries detect intrusions and send video clips to a central panel, which then notifies the central station and forwards the video. This blended approach provides both immediate detection/notification as well as higher resolution video documentation, at a lower total cost than traditional wired-only systems. It allows for flexible, budget-friendly solutions including using remote sentries alone until funding allows adding wired cameras later.
The document discusses a portable, wireless video security system called VIDEOFIED that provides instant alerts of intrusions without needing AC power or wiring. The system includes portable, battery-powered cameras called P-Cams that can be installed anywhere and have a 4-year battery life. When motion is detected, the cameras send video alarms over the cellular network to a monitoring station. The entire system operates outdoors on batteries for up to 4 years and allows for easy, wireless installation of up to 24 cameras from a single control panel located anywhere security is needed.
CCTV cameras are used in closed circuit television systems to capture video that is transmitted to a control location rather than being broadcast. The basic elements of a CCTV system include cameras, monitors, controllers, multiplexers, and recorders. Cameras come in different types including monochrome, color, analogue, digital, and day/night models. Resolution, appearance, and functions also vary between camera types.
The document introduces Analog Devices' iMEMS low-g accelerometer portfolio, including details on what accelerometers are, the different types of motion they can sense, key parameters for MEMS accelerometers, and an overview of Analog Devices' low-g accelerometer products like the ADXL345 which can detect tap, activity, and fall events with built-in functions.
Sigfox devices travelling between continents is monarch technology usable Simple Hardware
Key takeaways:
What is Sigfox Monarch?
Ways to switch the emitter between radio zones.
When to listen to Monarch?
Physical options to port detecting.
Can SimpleHw device work in different Sigfox RC zones?
Audience: Sales, technical pre-sales, support, Sigfox Operators and integrators, IoT platforms.
Technical level: intermediate
Format: 30 mins presentation + 15 mins Questions & Answers session
Speaker: Pavel Sodomka, Founder & CEO at SimpleHW
Sigfox coverage. what you always wanted to know (and were afraid to ask)Simple Hardware
Audience: Sales, technical pre-sales, sales, support Sigfox Operators and integrators, IoT platforms.
Technical level: intermediate
Format: 30 mins presentation + 15 mins Questions & Answers session
Speaker: Pavel Sodomka, Founder & CEO at SimpleHW
Key takeaways:
What is unique about Sigfox? What are coverage maps? Coverage commitments. What coverage you should get and ask for worldwide?
Plan vs reality.
Sigfox Coverage Measurement with CheckFox device
This document describes a blended video surveillance system that uses both wired cameras and wireless, battery-powered remote sentries. The remote sentries detect intrusions and send video clips to a central panel, which then notifies the central station and forwards the video. This blended approach provides both immediate detection/notification as well as higher resolution video documentation, at a lower total cost than traditional wired-only systems. It allows for flexible, budget-friendly solutions including using remote sentries alone until funding allows adding wired cameras later.
The document discusses a portable, wireless video security system called VIDEOFIED that provides instant alerts of intrusions without needing AC power or wiring. The system includes portable, battery-powered cameras called P-Cams that can be installed anywhere and have a 4-year battery life. When motion is detected, the cameras send video alarms over the cellular network to a monitoring station. The entire system operates outdoors on batteries for up to 4 years and allows for easy, wireless installation of up to 24 cameras from a single control panel located anywhere security is needed.
CCTV cameras are used in closed circuit television systems to capture video that is transmitted to a control location rather than being broadcast. The basic elements of a CCTV system include cameras, monitors, controllers, multiplexers, and recorders. Cameras come in different types including monochrome, color, analogue, digital, and day/night models. Resolution, appearance, and functions also vary between camera types.
The document introduces Analog Devices' iMEMS low-g accelerometer portfolio, including details on what accelerometers are, the different types of motion they can sense, key parameters for MEMS accelerometers, and an overview of Analog Devices' low-g accelerometer products like the ADXL345 which can detect tap, activity, and fall events with built-in functions.
Cisco WCS is network monitoring software that allows users to personalize a home page with tabs. It includes a Monitor menu to check controllers, access points, clients, and security events. The software displays an alarm dashboard that identifies issues through different color codes. Cisco WCS also has location capabilities to track wireless devices on a map with 90% accuracy within 10 meters using closest AP, triangulation, or fingerprinting methods. It can locate up to 2,500 devices with a Cisco Location Appliance for more precise positioning.
Sigfox is a low power, wide area network designed for IoT connectivity. It provides reliable data transmission using ultra narrow band technology with bi-directional communication capabilities. Sigfox offers various hardware solutions including modules, system on chips, and certified reference designs to allow devices to connect to its global 0G network at a very low cost. This makes it well suited for applications involving asset tracking, infrastructure monitoring, predictive maintenance, and other use cases requiring low bandwidth data collection from distributed assets.
This document provides an overview of Sigfox, including how to get started developing Sigfox devices. It discusses Sigfox technology concepts, the development process, hardware considerations like modules, antennas and batteries, and testing tools. It also covers Sigfox's commercial deployments, product development process, and interfaces for integrating Sigfox into solutions.
The document proposes a lidar-based perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) with the following key points:
1. It uses lidar sensors that can scan 360 degrees and detect objects up to 300 meters away to monitor facility perimeters.
2. An integrated management platform analyzes lidar data and video surveillance to detect, track, and classify intrusions in four phases - detection, alert, intrusion, and tracking.
3. The solution is presented as more accurate, cost-effective, and weather-resistant than traditional security systems. It can identify intruders, predict intrusion paths, and automatically respond through configured workflows.
Critical Facilities have a continued need for efficient security, especially pertaining to protecting their perimeters. Facilities must actively monitor and respond to theft, unauthorized intrusions, safety events and potential terrorist activities. The ability to monitor a wide range of events over a vast amount of area in varied weather conditions, while accurately identifying potential threats and reacting is a complicated scenario. The solution calls for knowledgeable personnel and accurate sensors that work together to quickly assess a situation and react to it. This slide share looks at how video analytics can be used to address the needs encountered when protecting a critical facility’s perimeter.
IoT Workshop with Sigfox & Arduino - Copenhagen Business SchoolNicolas Lesconnec
Hands On IoT Workshop, using an Arduino MKRFOX board
(March 2019)
First steps on the Sigfox network :
* Send first messages
* Use the Sigfox Cloud to check incoming data
* Set up first callbacks to push data
* Complex frame handling
* Downlink communication
* Event monitoring
Everything in modern society depends on electricity which is delivered through critical infrastructure like power plants, transmission lines, and substations. Terrorism and theft target this infrastructure through attacks on transformers and theft of copper wiring. Video surveillance using technologies like video analytics can help secure this infrastructure by detecting threats, tracking intruders, and assessing attacks to protect national electric grids.
The document describes a real-time container tracking system called Starcom that provides full remote monitoring and control of containers. It gives users alerts about events like unauthorized entry, temperature changes, and GPS tracking to locate containers anywhere in the world. The system uses sensors, GPS, and wireless communication to provide security and management features with minimal maintenance needs.
This document discusses spectrum monitoring techniques that can be used to ensure reliable communications and manage assigned spectrum. The key techniques discussed are:
1) Observing spectrum to interactively analyze signals of interest.
2) Recording spectrum for later analysis to identify usage patterns, unauthorized signals, or changes over time.
3) Recording and comparing spectra over time to identify new or removed signals using trace math.
Signals of interest that may be identified include accidental interference, intentional interference like GPS jammers, and illicit signals like pirate radio broadcasts. Setting up the spectrum analyzer properly is important for effective monitoring.
The document provides specifications for the Honeywell IS2560 Wide Area PIR intrusion detector. It describes the detector's interface, enclosure, LED operation, power requirements, alarm operation, sensor performance, environmental tolerances, optics, self-test functionality, detection patterns, mounting details, physical characteristics, and available models. The detector provides intrusion detection, signal processing, and an alarm relay within a single enclosure and operates on 8.5-15.4VDC.
This is a presentation on a project I completed as a freshman as part of the "Computers, Instuments, and Data Acquisition Techniques" course taught by Dr. Bob Kremens of RIT.
Design and Construction of GSM Based Fire Alarm System using PIC Microcontrollerijtsrd
A fire alarm system is used our properties safe form fire. It can be designed in many ways in different components. Many expensive building must have their fire alarm systems. In market almost systems are indoor systems. The indoor systems can be known only the person who inside the building. So, this paper focus on the design and implementation of knowing the fire status from remote. This proposed system designed has two sensors. One is the smoke sensor and the other is temperature sensor. If these sensors sense the required amount of temperature and smoke, they send SMS to dedicated mobile use and alarm system to know remote person and indoor persons. Miss Cing Nuam Man | Miss Wai Mar Myint Aung "Design and Construction of GSM Based Fire Alarm System using PIC Microcontroller" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-6 , October 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd29287.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/electronics-and-communication-engineering/29287/design-and-construction-of-gsm-based-fire-alarm-system-using-pic-microcontroller/miss-cing-nuam-man
The document provides an overview of CCTV (closed-circuit television) systems and their main components. It discusses the key equipment used in CCTV systems, including IP cameras, decoders, storage devices, and monitors. It also covers how the equipment functions together with transmission cables to provide video surveillance. The document lists specific hardware installed across multiple sites and their quantities. It describes software tools for managing the CCTV system and searching connected devices. Finally, it outlines the operation of cameras, decoders, and setting up the video wall display at the monitoring center.
The document summarizes an ultrasonic radar project presented by students. It includes an introduction to radar technology and ultrasonic sensors. It describes the components used - an Arduino board, ultrasonic sensor, and servo motor. It explains how ultrasonic pulses detect distance and the servo motor rotates the sensor to map surroundings. Distances are plotted on a graph using Processing IDE to simulate radar detection of objects. Potential applications of radar technology are discussed like air traffic control and security systems.
This document summarizes the key points from a meeting about using a pulse sensor with an Arduino board. It provides instructions on how to connect the pulse sensor to the Arduino, download the necessary code from GitHub, and get started with a Processing visualization. It also lists some potential topics to explore for next year, such as R programming, Python, SQL, and app development with Xamarin Studio. Finally, it outlines the plan to finish up the pulse sensor visualizer and experiment with using the sensor to control LEDs for the next meeting.
This presentation deals with the most important part of LABVIEW which is the Data Acquisition which mainly deals with how the signal is generated and distributed virtually.
CCTV systems use video cameras to transmit signals to specific monitors rather than broadcasting publicly. They can use point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, or mesh wireless links. CCTV is commonly used for security purposes like crime prevention, monitoring premises and restricted areas, and deterring theft. The key components of a CCTV system include cameras, a digital video recorder or network video recorder for recording footage, hard disks for storage, and cabling for video and power transmission. IP cameras connect over a network using CAT5/6 cabling while analog cameras use coaxial cables.
Getting Started with TDS1000B / 2000B Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope SeriesPremier Farnell
This document provides an overview of the key features and basic operations of the Tektronix TDS1000B and TDS2000B digital oscilloscopes. It describes the front panel features, triggering modes, acquisition modes, scaling and positioning waveforms, taking measurements, connecting to a PC and printer, and additional resources. The document is intended to introduce users to the oscilloscopes and guide them through basic setup and use.
The document summarizes a senior design project for a copter triangulation locator system undertaken by a team of engineering students. The team's goal is to develop an accurate, low-cost, and practical system that can assist in localizing missing people in large outdoor areas. The document outlines the team members, objectives, constraints, background research, risk analysis, product design considerations, and proposed system comprising quadcopters, a WiFi Pineapple, and central computer. It also addresses related technical, economic, safety, and ethical factors.
Cisco WCS is network monitoring software that allows users to personalize a home page with tabs. It includes a Monitor menu to check controllers, access points, clients, and security events. The software displays an alarm dashboard that identifies issues through different color codes. Cisco WCS also has location capabilities to track wireless devices on a map with 90% accuracy within 10 meters using closest AP, triangulation, or fingerprinting methods. It can locate up to 2,500 devices with a Cisco Location Appliance for more precise positioning.
Sigfox is a low power, wide area network designed for IoT connectivity. It provides reliable data transmission using ultra narrow band technology with bi-directional communication capabilities. Sigfox offers various hardware solutions including modules, system on chips, and certified reference designs to allow devices to connect to its global 0G network at a very low cost. This makes it well suited for applications involving asset tracking, infrastructure monitoring, predictive maintenance, and other use cases requiring low bandwidth data collection from distributed assets.
This document provides an overview of Sigfox, including how to get started developing Sigfox devices. It discusses Sigfox technology concepts, the development process, hardware considerations like modules, antennas and batteries, and testing tools. It also covers Sigfox's commercial deployments, product development process, and interfaces for integrating Sigfox into solutions.
The document proposes a lidar-based perimeter intrusion detection system (PIDS) with the following key points:
1. It uses lidar sensors that can scan 360 degrees and detect objects up to 300 meters away to monitor facility perimeters.
2. An integrated management platform analyzes lidar data and video surveillance to detect, track, and classify intrusions in four phases - detection, alert, intrusion, and tracking.
3. The solution is presented as more accurate, cost-effective, and weather-resistant than traditional security systems. It can identify intruders, predict intrusion paths, and automatically respond through configured workflows.
Critical Facilities have a continued need for efficient security, especially pertaining to protecting their perimeters. Facilities must actively monitor and respond to theft, unauthorized intrusions, safety events and potential terrorist activities. The ability to monitor a wide range of events over a vast amount of area in varied weather conditions, while accurately identifying potential threats and reacting is a complicated scenario. The solution calls for knowledgeable personnel and accurate sensors that work together to quickly assess a situation and react to it. This slide share looks at how video analytics can be used to address the needs encountered when protecting a critical facility’s perimeter.
IoT Workshop with Sigfox & Arduino - Copenhagen Business SchoolNicolas Lesconnec
Hands On IoT Workshop, using an Arduino MKRFOX board
(March 2019)
First steps on the Sigfox network :
* Send first messages
* Use the Sigfox Cloud to check incoming data
* Set up first callbacks to push data
* Complex frame handling
* Downlink communication
* Event monitoring
Everything in modern society depends on electricity which is delivered through critical infrastructure like power plants, transmission lines, and substations. Terrorism and theft target this infrastructure through attacks on transformers and theft of copper wiring. Video surveillance using technologies like video analytics can help secure this infrastructure by detecting threats, tracking intruders, and assessing attacks to protect national electric grids.
The document describes a real-time container tracking system called Starcom that provides full remote monitoring and control of containers. It gives users alerts about events like unauthorized entry, temperature changes, and GPS tracking to locate containers anywhere in the world. The system uses sensors, GPS, and wireless communication to provide security and management features with minimal maintenance needs.
This document discusses spectrum monitoring techniques that can be used to ensure reliable communications and manage assigned spectrum. The key techniques discussed are:
1) Observing spectrum to interactively analyze signals of interest.
2) Recording spectrum for later analysis to identify usage patterns, unauthorized signals, or changes over time.
3) Recording and comparing spectra over time to identify new or removed signals using trace math.
Signals of interest that may be identified include accidental interference, intentional interference like GPS jammers, and illicit signals like pirate radio broadcasts. Setting up the spectrum analyzer properly is important for effective monitoring.
The document provides specifications for the Honeywell IS2560 Wide Area PIR intrusion detector. It describes the detector's interface, enclosure, LED operation, power requirements, alarm operation, sensor performance, environmental tolerances, optics, self-test functionality, detection patterns, mounting details, physical characteristics, and available models. The detector provides intrusion detection, signal processing, and an alarm relay within a single enclosure and operates on 8.5-15.4VDC.
This is a presentation on a project I completed as a freshman as part of the "Computers, Instuments, and Data Acquisition Techniques" course taught by Dr. Bob Kremens of RIT.
Design and Construction of GSM Based Fire Alarm System using PIC Microcontrollerijtsrd
A fire alarm system is used our properties safe form fire. It can be designed in many ways in different components. Many expensive building must have their fire alarm systems. In market almost systems are indoor systems. The indoor systems can be known only the person who inside the building. So, this paper focus on the design and implementation of knowing the fire status from remote. This proposed system designed has two sensors. One is the smoke sensor and the other is temperature sensor. If these sensors sense the required amount of temperature and smoke, they send SMS to dedicated mobile use and alarm system to know remote person and indoor persons. Miss Cing Nuam Man | Miss Wai Mar Myint Aung "Design and Construction of GSM Based Fire Alarm System using PIC Microcontroller" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-6 , October 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd29287.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/engineering/electronics-and-communication-engineering/29287/design-and-construction-of-gsm-based-fire-alarm-system-using-pic-microcontroller/miss-cing-nuam-man
The document provides an overview of CCTV (closed-circuit television) systems and their main components. It discusses the key equipment used in CCTV systems, including IP cameras, decoders, storage devices, and monitors. It also covers how the equipment functions together with transmission cables to provide video surveillance. The document lists specific hardware installed across multiple sites and their quantities. It describes software tools for managing the CCTV system and searching connected devices. Finally, it outlines the operation of cameras, decoders, and setting up the video wall display at the monitoring center.
The document summarizes an ultrasonic radar project presented by students. It includes an introduction to radar technology and ultrasonic sensors. It describes the components used - an Arduino board, ultrasonic sensor, and servo motor. It explains how ultrasonic pulses detect distance and the servo motor rotates the sensor to map surroundings. Distances are plotted on a graph using Processing IDE to simulate radar detection of objects. Potential applications of radar technology are discussed like air traffic control and security systems.
This document summarizes the key points from a meeting about using a pulse sensor with an Arduino board. It provides instructions on how to connect the pulse sensor to the Arduino, download the necessary code from GitHub, and get started with a Processing visualization. It also lists some potential topics to explore for next year, such as R programming, Python, SQL, and app development with Xamarin Studio. Finally, it outlines the plan to finish up the pulse sensor visualizer and experiment with using the sensor to control LEDs for the next meeting.
This presentation deals with the most important part of LABVIEW which is the Data Acquisition which mainly deals with how the signal is generated and distributed virtually.
CCTV systems use video cameras to transmit signals to specific monitors rather than broadcasting publicly. They can use point-to-point, point-to-multipoint, or mesh wireless links. CCTV is commonly used for security purposes like crime prevention, monitoring premises and restricted areas, and deterring theft. The key components of a CCTV system include cameras, a digital video recorder or network video recorder for recording footage, hard disks for storage, and cabling for video and power transmission. IP cameras connect over a network using CAT5/6 cabling while analog cameras use coaxial cables.
Getting Started with TDS1000B / 2000B Digital Phosphor Oscilloscope SeriesPremier Farnell
This document provides an overview of the key features and basic operations of the Tektronix TDS1000B and TDS2000B digital oscilloscopes. It describes the front panel features, triggering modes, acquisition modes, scaling and positioning waveforms, taking measurements, connecting to a PC and printer, and additional resources. The document is intended to introduce users to the oscilloscopes and guide them through basic setup and use.
The document summarizes a senior design project for a copter triangulation locator system undertaken by a team of engineering students. The team's goal is to develop an accurate, low-cost, and practical system that can assist in localizing missing people in large outdoor areas. The document outlines the team members, objectives, constraints, background research, risk analysis, product design considerations, and proposed system comprising quadcopters, a WiFi Pineapple, and central computer. It also addresses related technical, economic, safety, and ethical factors.
Sigfox is a global LPWA network that provides low power wireless connectivity to devices using small, low-cost modules. It allows devices to transmit small amounts of data using ultra-narrowband technology over long ranges with extended battery life. The document provides examples of how Sigfox can be used for parking management, asset tracking, home alarm systems, stolen vehicle recovery and other IoT applications by providing low-cost connectivity with benefits like real-time visibility, automation, and peace of mind.
The primary objective of FOSTER ITS is to design and develop the first secured GNSS module available on the market for ITS application. The FOSTER ITS module integrates in an unique casing a GNSS receiver, a Secure MCU and motion sensors. FOSTER ITS delivers a Level of Confidence (LoC) indicator rating the probability of degraded / false PVT information
2020 vision - the journey from research lab to real-world productKTN
This presentation, delivered by Jag Minhas, CEO and Founder, Sensing Feeling, was the first presentation of the Implementing AI: Vision Systems Webinar.
Usb dongle z wave.me with windows software manualDomotica daVinci
Z-Way for Windows is software that allows you to control your Z-Wave home automation network. It requires installation of the Z-Way software and driver for the USB Z-Wave controller. Once installed, you can include and control Z-Wave devices, view device information and sensor values, and configure the network from the browser interface. The software also works with the Z-Way iPhone app to remotely control the smart home network.
WCDMA network optimization involves four key steps:
1. Coverage optimization to ensure adequate signal levels across the network.
2. Neighbor optimization to create accurate neighbor lists and avoid dropped calls.
3. Pilot pollution optimization to reduce interference between cells by adjusting tilts and adding sites.
4. Soft handover optimization to limit the percentage of routes in soft handover through tilt and azimuth changes.
http://fr.droidcon.com/2014/agenda
http://fr.droidcon.com/2014/agenda/detail?title=Archos+Android+based+connected+home+solution
Archos has just launched a full connected home solution based on an Android tablet and relying on Bluetooth Low Energy accessories.
The purpose of the talk is to detail:
- how Android can play a major role in the connected home revolution
- the overall system architecture based on Android BLE, Google Cloud Messaging, Google Apps Engine, STUN/ICE remote connection
- the strategy to open up the Archos applications and accessories
Speaker : Marc de Courville, Archos CTO.
Archos is a French company and has been a player in the Android arena since Android 1.5: first to introduce Android tablets on the market and a Google certified Android TV (Archos TV Connect).
Archos is now a recognized brand for Android based tablets, phones and recently for Android based connected home solution.
Using recent real-world examples, Eystein Stenberg, CTO at Mender.io, discusses the opportunity of connected cars and walk the audience through the following:
- Key opportunities OEM’s have for connected vehicles, as demonstrated by Tesla’s ability to provide over-the-air (OTA) software updates
- The anatomy of the Jeep Cherokee hack: the technical details of how the Jeep Cherokee was hacked and steps you can take to reduce your attack surface
- Best practices on delivering over-the-air software updates with failover management.
We will cover specific benefits for OEM’s and their customers for connecting their vehicles. Many of the functions of Tesla’s Autopilot’s suite of autonomous driving functions were delivered over-the-air (OTA) as software. According to Elon Musk, these features have reduced the chances of having an accident by 50 per cent. Tesla is also able to drive additional revenue streams from their software that can be delivered over-the-air. For the Model S, customers have the option to purchase Autopilot, which starts at $2,500 USD.
Demo request dan pemesanan produk, hubungi PT Siwali Swantika. Jakarta : 021-45850618 | Surabaya : 031-842124. Kunjungi website kami di www.siwali.com, untuk detail informasi spesifikasi dan model alat.
Forest Safe is a low-cost solution for monitoring and preventing forest fires in small to medium areas. It uses sensors to measure humidity and temperature, sending data via LoRa connectivity to a cloud architecture. The data is fed into a risk model microservice to estimate fuel moisture content and fire probability. Users receive notifications on their phones if risks are detected. It costs $160 to install and maintain, making it an affordable option for individual landowners to help prevent fires.
This user manual serves as general guidance for UbiBot Smart Air Quality Sensors. Some features, which are marked with asterisk, are available only for specific versions. Please refer to the related instructions according to the version you purchased. By using this user manual, it will be easy for the user to operate the device.
Khi bạn lên kế hoạch xây dựng một phòng thí nghiệm hoặc phòng sạch mới, cần thiết lập cả các yêu cầu giám sát môi trường. Nếu bạn đợi cho đến sau khi xây dựng, các giải pháp mà bạn đưa ra có thể không đạt được kết quả mong muốn hoặc gây tốn kém. Checklist này giúp bạn tối ưu hóa quá trình lập kế hoạch, giữ cho dự án đúng tiến độ và trong phạm vi ngân sách.
Xem thêm các tài liệu khác trên kênh của Công ty Cổ phần Tư vấn Thiết kế GMP EU.
The document summarizes a Sigfox workshop held at Euratechnologies in April 2018. It provides an overview of Sigfox, its global low power wide area network, and how it can be used for applications like parking management, asset tracking, home alarm systems, and stolen vehicle recovery. It also discusses Sigfox's ultra narrow band technology, random access protocol, and other technical aspects. Finally, it demonstrates how to get started with the Arduino MKRFOX1200 kit for prototyping Sigfox devices and transmitting messages over the network.
1. The document summarizes common assumptions about videoconferencing and finds that they are outdated based on new technologies developed at Stanford. A dedicated PC can now provide high-fidelity audio/video without extra hardware. Systems are easy to install and use with one click. Effective communication can occur at frame rates lower than previously believed.
2. The document reports on an evaluation of distance learning at Stanford that found students liked it but learning was less effective without interaction between local and remote students. Video interaction beyond just audio is important for conveying cues, emotions, and establishing relationships.
3. The document predicts videoconferencing is on the verge of a revolution as technologies now provide the quality thresholds for practical ubiquitous use
1. The document discusses common assumptions about videoconferencing technology and finds that they are often untrue. Modern PCs can provide high-fidelity audio/video with dedicated hardware. Systems can be installed and used with one click. Effective communication does not require life-size displays or constant interactive frame rates.
2. Videoconferencing is essential for distance learning but has failed to be ubiquitous due to limitations of past technologies. The Stanford Video Auditorium system addresses many of these issues and heralds an upcoming revolution in widespread videoconferencing usage.
3. Future work includes releasing a gold version of the software and linking universities worldwide on a massive video wall to demonstrate the new capabilities of videocon
1. The document summarizes common assumptions about videoconferencing and finds that they are outdated based on new technologies developed at Stanford. A high-fidelity system requires only a standard PC, not dedicated hardware. It can also be installed and used with one click.
2. Eye contact is possible even over video by using techniques like positioning the camera below the display. Effective discussion does not require full interactive frame rates, but can work at 0.2 frames per second on average.
3. Videoconferencing was found to be essential for effective distance learning by allowing interaction between instructors and remote students, which was largely missing from previous audio-only systems. The technology is now at a point that could
This document provides an overview of the Nemo Outdoor network testing solution. It outlines the course contents which cover an introduction to Nemo Outdoor, installation, configuration, features and hands-on operation. Key highlights include benchmarking of multiple networks simultaneously, extensive scripting capabilities, quality of service measurements, and the ability to export measurement files and maps. The document also lists supported vendors and chipsets, and provides instructions on setting up the hardware system and configuring Nemo Outdoor.
Similar to Why do we all need to use CheckFox and what’s so Sigfox special about it? (20)
We are happy to announce our last webinar of the season which will be hosted in collaboration with a startup from IoT Valley - MerciYanis.
We will present you with the best facility management solutions for quarantine, door monitoring, soap dispensers, and plenty more!
When? 2nd July, Thursday, 2 PM-3 PM (CEST)
Speakers: Vojtěch Plášil, a Support engineer at SimpleHW
Jordan Gayraud, COO & Co-founder at MerciYanis
In this webinar, David Zencak will explain how the platform operates with geolocation services, how to set up the location sources in settings, demonstrate tracking dashboards and other useful features.
Host: David Zencak, CEO at IO Frog
Cold chain monitoring with Simplepack 4.0, SimpleIndustry and IO Frog platformSimple Hardware
For many businesses, cold chain monitoring is an extremely demanding solution for their logistics. The goal is to track perishable products, edibles, and food items with assured freshness and palatability as well as e.g. organ and blood transports. The temperature sensor plays a major part in delivering this solution to the market. In this webinar, we showcase the solution using Simple Hardware devices and IO Frog platform.
Host: Pavel Sodomka,
CEO at Simple Hardware
How to market Sigfox Solutions? Best practice & use cases to sell right now b...Simple Hardware
Who is this webinar for?
Sales, technical pre-sales, support, SOs, integrators, IoT platforms
Technical level: Intermediate
Format: 45 mins presentation + 15 mins Q&A session
Speaker: Pavel Sodomka, CEO at Simple Hardware
Webinar: Is your cheese at the correct temperature?Simple Hardware
Can you do hot monitoring as well?
Overview of Simple HW devices, device positioning, business logic. Description of modes.
Precision and resolution/sensors.
SimpleHW is launching new IoT hardware products including SimplePack Embedded starting at 17 Euro, SimpleMeter for 25 Euro, and SimpleIndustry trackers starting at 30 Euro, all utilizing Sigfox connectivity and customizable through API6 with a variety of sensors and form factors. They provide wizards to help define use cases and requirements to select the best products and configurations for projects.
Can you really replace GPS localisation by better WiFi or Atlas localisations? Simple Hardware
Key takeaways: How can you improve your logistics processes using SimpleHW devices?
What are the differences, benefits, and disadvantages of these localization services?
Sigfox Atlas
Sigfox Atlas WiFi
Default WiFi
Precision WiFi
And their comparison to GPS.
Audience: Sales, technical pre-sales, support, Sigfox Operators and integrators, IoT platforms.
Technical level: intermediate
Format: 30 mins presentation + 15 mins Questions & Answers session
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Removing Uninteresting Bytes in Software FuzzingAftab Hussain
Imagine a world where software fuzzing, the process of mutating bytes in test seeds to uncover hidden and erroneous program behaviors, becomes faster and more effective. A lot depends on the initial seeds, which can significantly dictate the trajectory of a fuzzing campaign, particularly in terms of how long it takes to uncover interesting behaviour in your code. We introduce DIAR, a technique designed to speedup fuzzing campaigns by pinpointing and eliminating those uninteresting bytes in the seeds. Picture this: instead of wasting valuable resources on meaningless mutations in large, bloated seeds, DIAR removes the unnecessary bytes, streamlining the entire process.
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- These are slides of the talk given at IEEE International Conference on Software Testing Verification and Validation Workshop, ICSTW 2022.
2. About this webinar
Who is this webinar insight for?
Sales, technical pre-sales, sales, support SO’s
and integrators, IoT platforms.
Technical level:
intermediate
Format:
30 mins presentation + 15 mins Questions & Answers session
Speaker:
Pavel Sodomka, CEO at Simple Hardware
3. Usage scenarios
1. Sigfox operators need to compare real coverage with a predicted model
2. Sigfox integrators need to measure coverage before starting PoC
3. Field workers need to measure coverage before starting field device installation
5. Measurement protocol
Aim of the measurement:
❏ A Coverage
❏ B Final place coverage
❏ C Attenuation
❏ D Reliability in time
❏ E Final HW performance
Name of the person and his qualification:
ID of the reference device used:
Date: Time: Place:
Photos stored at:
Any remarks: (extreme weather etc.):
6. Before measurement
❏ Ensure that you are using a reference device
❏ Check the antenna not being loose and using a proper antenna
❏ Check the device voltage
❏ Take a photo of the device
❏ Decide what you want to measure and how you will evaluate the results
7. Reference measurement
❏ Place the device 1.3 m above ground under open sky at least 1m away from any obstacle
❏ Hold it with vertical antenna and don't move. Ideally place the device on a tripod or holding it in your
hand should be fine
❏ Take a photo of the device
❏ Take a photo of the environment
❏ Ensure you have a GPS fix
❏ Select Outdoor at 1.3 meter (4.3feet) Reference - REF in Main menu
❏ Select how many Messages you want to send
❏ Ideally repeat the measurement three times shifting the device in a triangle by 8-9cm (lambda/4),
❏ Check that in the Dashboard, the predicted coverage matches roughly the measured coverage In case
the predicted coverage is much worse, please contact the local Sigfox operator immediately and
provide them with photos and GPS position
❏ Assess the results of the A aim
8. Final installation place measurement
❏ Do Reference measurement
❏ Do between-the-steps measurements (Indoor for indoor installations, Outdoor Ground
Level for Underground installations (parking sensors). Always take a photo
❏ Select your final location
❏ Take a photo of the device and the environment
❏ Select location in Menu and select FInal destination measurement or Final with delay in
case the final destination is behind closed doors or the device needs to be lowered on a
string, the measurement will start in 30 seconds
❏ Assess the results of the B Final place coverage aim
❏ In the Checkfox dashboard, compare the results to the Reference measurement and asses
the C Attenuation, then subtract the SNR
9. Reliability over time period
❏ Make a time series measurement at the Final destination with intervals of either
10 minutes or 1 hour
❏ Assess the D Reliability in time by accessing the message lost
10. Comparison with final HW
❏ Do the Final installation place measurement with the reference device
❏ Take a photo of your Final HW in Final destination
❏ Do the Final installation measurement with the final device
❏ Assess the E Final HW performance. Look especially at message loss and how
many repetitions of the device you see. If you see only 1 repetition in most cases
the battery design is bad, and battery doesn't have enough power to emit the
second and third repetition. Or the device antenna could be detuned and does
not perform properly.
11. Resume
A. Does the actual coverage match the predicted one? Same-better-worse?
B. Does the reference device work in the Final installation? Yes-no-little bit?
C. What is the attenuation of the Final installation in comparison with the
Reference measurement? Rate as a number between 0 and 70.
D. How is the long-term reliability of messages? Excellent-good-bad?
E. How does my HW perform in comparison with reference one?
Better-same-worse-far worse?
12. What is inside the CheckFox?
GPS module for precise position
GSM module for data transmission
Memory for data logging
WiFi module for collecting MAC addresses, which is usable either for position fixing
of the device or comparison between Sigfox Atlas, Sigfox Atlas WiFi, Google
geolocation public network services and others
Over the air upgradable firmware
13. CheckFox 2.0
● Sturdier construction
● Better antenna fixing
● Water resilient USB-C connector
● WiFi module
● Global prepaid SIM card with €10, switchable for your own
14. Logic behind measurements
❖ Tell the device where you’re measuring (just a tag)
➢ Reference measurement at 1.3 m outdoor (this should match coverage prediction)
➢ Outdoor above the height
➢ Ground level
➢ Indoor
➢ Deep indoor
❖ Tell the device what you’re measuring (just a tag)
➢ Survey
➢ Final destination
❖ Tell the device how many times to measure
❖ Tell the device whether you want to do periodic measurement
Guide the user to collect metadata before the measurement
15. Periodic measurements
Ideal for 2 scenarios
● Measure with the GPSwhile driving/travelling (1 min, 10 min, 60 min intervals)
● Static location over a time period measurement without the GPS (10 min, 60 min
intervals)
Downlink test
Debate about whether budgetlink and reliability is the same in both directions
16. Service menu
Many things described in the documentation
Most important:
● Datalog update in case GSM is not present at the location
● Firmware update
● About: ID, IMEI, RC etc.
● RC2/RC4 switch
17. Checkfox dashboard -https://checkfox.simplehw.eu/
3 ways how to work with collected data:
● API (described in the documentation)
● Dashboard and csv and xls exports
● Dashboard and dashboard visualisations
18. Functions of the dashboard
1. Device setup
2. User management and rights setup
3. Data listing
4. Data export
5. Data visualisation
6. Data comparison