ResIOT @ IoThingsMilan 2018
Don’t miss your chance to meet @ResIOT_Server @LoRaAlliance and all our latest news in #Milan the 10th and 11th of April at @IoThingsMilan
AAEON Gateway – All in a box
At @embedded_world @AAEONEurope presented a #LoRaWAN @LoRaAlliance gateway with ResIOT.io software on-premises for #Industry40 applications. Indoor @intel based Gateway, ResIOT.io Network Server and IoT Platform all in a box. http://www.industrialgateways.eu
ResIOT: LoRaWan Multicast Class C ABP with Multitech mdot
This is an example of LoRaWan Multicast with @ResIOT_Server + MultiTech gateway Conduit + mdot
With the Multicast term, we mean the simultaneous distribution of information to a group of nodes or sensor. It allows to transmit the same information to more final devices. This possibility avoid the user to direct the information to every single device. On more, the user don’t have to duplicate the information for each device.
There is a wide range of possible application of LoRaWan multicast. The most common use is the lighting control. Thanks to multicast, the user can control all the lighting devices at the same time
Hardware:
- 5x Multitech mdot (Multitech)
- 1x LoRaWan Gateway: MultiTech Conduit
Software:
- ResIOT Network Server
- ResIOT Application/Automation Server
ResIOT: World Class Manufacturing – LoRaWan and lighting
Two Ascoel Lux readers, placed at different locations, keep reading and transmitting lighting information to the ResIOT network server. The LoRaWan data is then processed by the ResIOT software which commands two dimmers to output the right 0-10V voltage to power the linked led lamps in order to obtain the desired amount of lighting.
Hardware:
- 2x LoRaWan Lux Sensors (Ascoel)
- 2x LoRaWan Light Dimmers (Ascoel, Easy One)
- 1x LoRaWan Gateway: MultiTech Conduit
Software:
- ResIOT Network Server
- ResIOT Application/Automation Server
ResIOT: world first LoRaWan Bus Stop
ResIOT worked with A2A Smart City and Brescia Trasporti, part of the Gruppo Brescia Mobilità, and is now proud announce the installation of a digital display using e-paper technology in an A4 paper format.
This display is the first solution in the world that can be used at bus stops based on the LoRa wireless network, a Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) communication system, which makes possible a highly performing network of multiple displays with low energy consumption and without the need for expensive SIM cards.
This innovative public information e-paper display, mounted at a bus stop, allows you to show real-time information on bus arrivals, bus routes, detailed schedules, as well as service conditions and emergency communications.
Powered completely using a small solar kit, it does not require a power supply through the electrical grid which means a significant reduction of the installation costs.
Moreover, the product collects local data, measures external parameters, and can be used to receive and/or transmit information in case of a blackout of traditional phone networks (i.e. cellular)
Hardware:
- 1x LoRaWan e-paper panel
- A2A’s Gateways Network
Software:
- A2A Network Server
- ResIOT Application/Automation Server
ResIOT: Innovation in Italy
Thanks to our ResIOT software, our project got first place in the Lombardy Internet of Things Research and Innovation call for bids 2016.
The project, entirely controlled by the ResIOT software, allows its users to reduce power consumption by automatizing private and public lighting hence saving eletrical energy.