DeviceHive is now available on Android Wear. Motorola’s Moto 360 is connected to a mood lamp via DeviceHive. All was made with a few lines of code.
Finally wearables are making it easier to control lighting instantly. And DeviceHive helps us to make that happen. Philips Hue is next!
Thursday, November 12, 2015 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM (EST)
New York, NYC
Register now: http://opensourceiot.eventbrite.com
Hearing a lot about IoT lately? Want to learn everything from home automation to Industrial IoT? Want to try enterprise IoT solutions yourself? The Open Source IoT Summit is about open-source IoT and Azure IoT solutions that anybody can use. Join Microsoft, Ubuntu / Canonical and DataArt to learn all about it and jointly start creating IoT solutions.
This October, wot.io – a data service exchange for connected device platforms – and DeviceHive became strategic partners. Our team is excited about the parternship! Wot.io’s platform provides the missing piece to a complete IoT solution: data services and analytics. The resulting solution will allow better integration of IoT devices and consumers of the data, helping build complex apps in less time.
The DeviceHive team provides versions of its software for a wide range of end-device architectures such as Microchip’s PIC, TI’s MSP, Atmel’s AVR and various implementations of ARM, maintaining a separate code branch for each one. Though written in C, the end device part uses hardware specific code for every particular SoC, thus making support and development a tricky and time-intensive job.
What has existed in the world of big machines for over than 50 years, the operating system (OS), is now finding its place …