Socket.ioとBabylonJSで作ったIoT的ななにか

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This document discusses using various technologies for an Internet of Things project including Socket.io for real-time communication, BabylonJS for 3D rendering, and Node.js with Express.js for the backend server. It also mentions using Arduino and the Johnny-five library to control LEDs and interfaces between the physical devices and web application. Formats like glTF are discussed for 3D asset loading and exporting between tools like Cinema4D, Unity, and three.js.

Engineering

• (Twitter@kamiyam)
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• Engineer
• TypeScript + React.js + Node.js

• Arduino io ( Johnny-ﬁve) 
LED +
• Web Express.js (Node.js)
• Socket.io <->
•  
(React.js + Babylon.js)
• Lerna => client + server + common(enum)
• webpack + awesome-typescript-loader

“glTF (GL Transmission Format) JSON 3D  
Khronos Group 3D Formats Working Group "3D JPEG" API
HTML5DevConf 2016  
glTF WebGL API 3D
3DCG
”

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