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Are you into IoT? Visit Barcelona to attend the IOT World Congress

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IOT Solutions World Congress takes place in Barcelona, Spain during 25-27 October 2016. Not many days left. The IoT Solutions World Congress is the only event featuring live testbeds of Industrial IoT solutions and applications. Here are some copied from their site: Communication & Control Testbed for Microgrid Applications ENERGY & UTILITIES Continuous noise monitoring and sound event detection & identification INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY Energy, Information, and Avatars ENERGY & UTILITIES "When a physical system is connected in such a symbiotic relationship with its virtual representation, we call the resulting interconnected system a “cyber-physical avatar”. Industrial IoT beneath our cities. Interoperability and IPv6 INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY Remote Patient Monitoring HEALTHCARE "Cognizant’s Remote Patient Monitoring solution, powered by Microsoft’s Azure Internet-of-Things platform, empowers healthcare providers to transform the patie...

Multiboard programming using Johnny-Five robotics and IOT Platform

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Arduino boards can be programmed using Arduino software (or in Visual Studio Community using Arduino Extensions) and Intel IOT boards can be programmed using Intel XDK IOT . Using JavaScript to program controllers would be very useful as most browsers are HTML5 compliant. The Johnny-Five Robotics and IOT program is an interesting option. Johnny-Five is the JavaScript Robotics and; IOT platform released by the Bocoup group. Johnny-Five is maintained by a growing number of talented developers. What is Bocoup? Bocoup  is a group that championed the cause of Open tools and WorkFlow. They really seems to have people with very varied and diverse talents to tackle web, data, and visualization. How does Johnny-Five handle the Hello World (or Blink for that matter)? It looks like 1-2-3 really. 1. Install Node.js(Preffeer 4.2.1 LTS) 2. Setup your board 3. Run: npm install johnny-five What else is needed? You also need to run the Firmata protocol for the c...