Do you have an Arduino or ESP32 project that requires remote control of a mains-voltage device—such as an air conditioner or lamp—via MQTT? Here’s the challenge: most household electronics need …
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Right Communication Protocol for IoT: A Comparative Analysis
Like us humans, the world of IoT devices communicates in its own special way by speaking various languages to share ideas and thoughts. Much like humans navigate through a variety of languages and dia ...
What is MQTT and How It Works
Before diving deeper into understanding what the usage MQTT in IoT is, let’s look at the history of MQTT itself. In 1999, Andy Stanford-Clark of IBM, and Arlen Nipper (then of Arcom Systems, later C ...
Set your Own IoT Stadium Automation Rules
Creating your own rules can be useful when you want multiple devices to perform a specific action. Understanding how Automation Rules work on IoT Stadium is beneficial. We provide a clear and straight ...
IoT and Big Data
Picture this: the Internet of Things (IoT) and Big Data are like workmates, with Big Data acting as the senior one. As the junior, the IoT is tasked with roaming the office, gathering all the inform ...
Multi Tenancy in IoT Platform
Multi-tenancy is like living in an apartment building where multiple tenants or residents share the same building, but each has their own separate space, like their own unit. In the context of softwar ...
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