Connecting Things to sensors has been possible for decades. In the modern Internet, this is often referred to as IoT, short for Internet of Things. Throw an ‘I’ on the front and you have IIoT for Industrial Internet of Things. So, if it has been…
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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.