Neeraja Ganesan - Global IoT Devfest 2017
summary
Shows a working shelf prototype using an Intel Edison with a touch sensor and LCD that turns green when stock is present and can run standalone with Node.js; demonstrates a temperature sensor pushing telemetry every few seconds into the Azure IoT Hub and Azure IoT Suite pipeline (Event/Stream Analytics → Cosmos DB) with rules that fire alarms above ~25°C. Mentions adding Twilio/SendGrid for alerts, costs (IoT Hub S1 ≈ $50, basic B1 ≈ $32, free tier for low-volume testing), and integrating beacons, blockchain, computer vision and VR.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 0:28Slide Deck
- 0:39Disclaimer
- 0:50Agenda
- 4:52The Internet of Things
- 15:00Alarm History
- 18:15Predictive Maintenance
- 18:31Remote Monitoring
- 22:24Getting Started with Microsoft Azure Iot Startup
- 31:31Virtual Reality
- 32:16Dash Button
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