We just updated Avimesa.Live to include the commercial deployment of our perimeter-aware feature. Perimeter awareness lets you associate a changing distance with a sensor reading. In our campaign video on the startengine.com/avimesa landing page, you will see two examples of combining sensors and perimeter awareness:…
Recently we launched a brand new Dashboard section in Avimesa.Live. Now, users can utilize customizable “blocks” to create a custom visualization of their data feeds, sensor readings, and such. We’re launching with a Line Chart and Unit Reading view initially, with more to come. The…
In this guide, we’ll be attaching an XTP25N-030-0300F Temperature Sensor to an Avimesa 1000 for temperature monitoring via Avimesa.Live. The XTP25N-030-0300F Temperature Sensor is a type of sensor known as a 4-20 mA current loop sensor (420 sensor for short). 420 sensors are used heavily…
This tutorial is intended for a RaspberryPi and will show how easy it is to integrate Avimesa Gadget with Node.JS and some temperature sensors. We will be using the child_process npm module to control Gadget. The temperature sensor being used is a DHT11/DHT22/AM2302. We will…
This device kit seeks to display how simple Avimesa Gadget can make IoT projects and is intended for a Raspberry Pi. In this tutorial, we’ll use the Python (3) programming language and we’re going to get friendly with the subprocess module in order to drive…
Curious about what a 4-20 mA sensor is or how it works? Let’s run through what a 4-20mA industrial sensor is and how a current loop is used to output data.
