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Intel Edison Projects

You're reading from   Intel Edison Projects Build exciting IoT projects with Intel Edison

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2017
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781787288409
Length 264 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Avirup Basu Avirup Basu
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Preface 1. Setting up Intel Edison 2. Weather Station (IoT) FREE CHAPTER 3. Intel Edison and IoT (Home Automation) 4. Intel Edison and Security System 5. Autonomous Robotics with Intel Edison 6. Manual Robotics with Intel Edison

Instructions or alerts (present on most IoT platforms)

In certain IoT platforms, we have certain ready-made solutions where we just need to call a certain web service and the connection is established. Internally, it may use REST APIs, but for the benefit of the user, they have come up with their own SDK where we implement.

Internally, a platform may follow either a REST call, MQTT, or Web Sockets. However, we just use an SDK where we don't implement it directly, and by using the platform's SDK, we are able to establish a connection. It is entirely platform-specific. Here, we are discussing one of the workarounds,where we use the MQTT protocol to control our devices directly without the use of any IoT platforms.

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