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By 2020 there will be twelvety gigajillion of Internet Things all shouting at each other and sulking – Alice Bevel The Internet of Things had been around for a while (since 1982 apparently) but it’s still a bit of a mystery to many. The concept of hooking up physical devices and letting them talk to each …
Fully worked out example of using The ThingBox with Ubidots. Ubidots is a data store / analysis system. The ThingBox is another (sigh) packaging of Node-RED.
It's a disk image with IoT software for the Raspberry Pi.
The ThingBox contains most of the major internet of things (IoT) technologies: a MQTT broker (Mosquitto), a javascript HTTP server built on top of Node.Js and last but not least the tool that allows to deal with the connected objects without programming, Node-Red: this wonderfull website uses the web browser and a graphical drag'n drop User Interface to produce data flows between the object at the rest of the world.
This is jolly
This was from when a lot of time was spent here: http://www.thingbox.com/. It's a cake "blip", but on a t-shirt. mmm, pixellated.
The Roger cake is another story.
