USE YOUR SMARTPHONE OR RASPBERRY PI AS AN IoT GATEWAY! CONNECT YOUR OWN IoT DEVICES WITH FULL CONTROL!
IoTool helps connect IoT devices (more than 100 sensors and 20 actuators already supported) via any interface to a smartphone or Raspberry Pi.
IoTool doesn’t only work with sensors, but also with virtual sensors - algorithms, triggers, actions (actuators) and recipes.
The collected data is encrypted, stored, displayed, processed and synced to the Cloud (IoTool servers with your full access, available in 16 datacenters around the World or other IoT platforms, like IBM Watson).
An API is available to include all modules to your solution.
Connect your own IoT devices, learn, teach, research with full control!
Call, Send text message, Delay, Start selected app, Toggle wireless connection, Set the wireless connection, Connect to Wi-Fi automatically, Connect to Wi-Fi access point, Disconnect from Wi-Fi access point, Toggle Bluetooth connection, Set the Bluetooth connection, Set reading color, Send email, Open URL in browser, Pair Bluetooth device, Unpair Bluetooth device, Show notification, Beep, Play audio file, Play video file.
For anyone with a basic knowledge how to install an Android application from Google Play
This recipe describes how to use an Android Smartphone as an IoT gateway to the IBM Watson. Use different Sensors (integrated, wired, wireless), Virtual sensors (algorithms), Triggers, Actions or your own extensions.
Ingredients
IBM bluemix account
Android device with the latest IoTool application
Resources:
IoTool homepage: https://iotool.io - you need to register to get access to an IoTool application.
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jure.lampe@iotool.io Smartphone IoT Solutions for Health, AAL, Sport, Transport, Safety, Education and Research SenLab d.o.o., Reška ulica 13, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia, EU