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  • Type of Sensors and Actuators in IoT

    Type of Sensors and Actuators in IoT
    by Kamal R

    Using IoT-based technologies, companies can effectuate high-performance workplaces, gain better access to data, interpret it, and implement bespoke strategies... More

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    Building an IoT Application Using an HTTP API
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    For years the world has been abuzz with IoT devices. These devices range from alarm clocks that show the current weather to refrigerators that list the prices of... More

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7 Best MQTT Client Tools Worth Trying

7 Best MQTT Client Tools Worth Trying
by Li Guowei

With the rapid development of the IoT industry, the MQTT protocol is being used by more companies and developers. In the process of learning and using MQTT, a handy client tool can help...

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5 Data Models for IoT

5 Data Models for IoT
by Artem Chebotko

Apache Cassandra is a rock-solid choice for managing IoT and time series data at scale. The most popular use case of storing, querying, and analyzing time series generated by IoT...

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