humancell

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How to make IoT easier for startups or enterprises?
1 points by humancell 2y ago|0 comments
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by humancell 6y ago
Yes ... I work for Twilio as an IoT SE - there are a lot of great and inexpensive modules that you can use. Stay away from anything 2G/3G as they are being shut down as bands are being reallocated. Also, avoid the "quad band&quo
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by humancell 11y ago
Yes ... the website is a "work in progress" and we just got our second round of PCBs that we are testing. We're pushing to get the kits up there in the next couple of weeks. In the mean time, the Github repo is at: https:&#
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by humancell 11y ago
Nice prototyping board! We've been working on a similar concept at ESProto - http://www.esproto.com/ - and have taken a few steps beyond your board. We've created the ESProto 1, and now the ESProto IoT. Both ar
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by humancell 14y ago
Monnit is our first OEM partner on the sensors, but our core focus in the sensor/control integration aspect. If you want to do your own low-level development for these specific sensors for a vertical solution, you could. We're providing a
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by humancell 14y ago
We do have our own boards in our gateways. Yes, in our initial platform release we are in OEM partnerships with several companies - one of them Monnit for the sensor modules. Although you can go purchase the Monnit sensors themselves, ou
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by humancell 14y ago
This is exactly what we are doing with Wovyn. The issue is that there are numerous standards being used, and we're implementing a wide range of protocols to support the key platforms people are wanting to integrate with. This is exactly
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by humancell 14y ago
Couldn't you calculate this simply by monitoring the "run time" of the devices using the gas? If we can tell how long the furnace and/or water heater run, then you can do the math vs. the gas bill?
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by humancell 14y ago
The easiest way to do this is to utilize RF modules that have already been certified ... so then you don't have to go through that part. :-)
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by humancell 14y ago
I agree completely ... it's not really interesting when it just goes to twitter. That's why it's designed to talk REST, EventedAPI, and MQTT to other software. The real value begins to grow when more complex rules systems can be applied t