This article is about setting up and using an MQTT broker for integrating devices and applications using the MQTT protocol. The blog provides a step-by-step guide to setting up an MQTT broker and explains how to publish and subscribe to messages with the broker. It also covers the importance of an MQTT broker in the Internet of Things (IoT) ecosystem and how it enables communication between devices and applications. These include building applications with a low code, IoT Edge Integration platform, Gravio. The blog is useful for anyone who wants to learn how to use an MQTT broker for integrating devices and applications in a distributed system.

This article will explore some strategies and methods for IoT education in organizations. It is likely to highlight how IoT education can empower organizations to embrace IoT technology, improve their operations, and increase their revenue. This article is intended for organizations that are exploring implementing IoT education programs to upskill their workforce and take advantage of the opportunities offered by IoT technology.

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As technology advances, there is an increase in the number of organizations using computer vision systems to detect objects and analyze video feeds. Software sensors are specific types of computer vision systems that are trained to detect events, objects or states from an image or video feed. This post explores the potentials, concerns and considerations of having such a system.

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EnOcean is a protocol and also an alliance that focuses on developing battery-less sensors that can last forever once deployed on a site. Using energy harvesting techniques that are able to convert kinetic and environmental energy to signals and transmit signals wireless over the air to gateways, sensors in the EnOcean protocol are ultimately the lowest maintenance sensors anyone can have.