Virtual Reality and IoT – Interacting with the changing world
summary
Five battery-backed devices (five total, four placed in audience) send sensor bytes from a DHT11 humidity sensor through a Raspberry Pi/Windows IoT stack into Azure IoT Hub, which routes messages to a Service Bus topic and then to a SignalR web app; a Unity client consumes an in-memory queue and toggles lamps and a rain prefab as humidity rises. An attempted Azure Function → SignalR path fails due to extension dependency conflicts, so direct message routing is used instead.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:12Who am I
- 1:27Pluralsight Course
- 2:05Agenda
- 2:41Why IoT
- 3:26Raspberry Pi 3
- 4:10Demo Overview
- 4:55Devices
- 5:33OS Support
- 10:09Connectivity
- 13:03Connectivity Options
- 13:53Windows IoT Demo
- 18:01IoT Architecture
- 20:46Advanced IoT Architecture
- 24:21Azure IoT Hub
- 27:05Insecurity
- 28:28Making Assumptions
- 30:08Functions
- 33:11IoT Hub
- 35:44Routing messages
- 37:51Virtual and Mixed Reality
- 44:18IoT Demonstration
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