Hands-on, Build an IoT app using IBM Bluemix, NodeRED and Simulated Sensor - Neeraja Ganesan

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This document discusses building an Internet of Things (IoT) application using IBM Bluemix, NodeRED, and simulated sensors. It provides examples of IoT devices like BB8 Sphero and Intel Edison and how IoT is currently used in smart homes, connected automobiles, healthcare, smart waste management, intelligent traffic monitoring, and agriculture. It then demonstrates building an app that gets data from a simulated sensor and draws a graph to analyze the data. The conclusion discusses building an app combining IoT with visual recognition by analyzing images from a Raspberry Pi camera.

Hands-on, Build an IoT app using IBM
Bluemix, NodeRED and Simulated Sensor
- Neeraja Ganesan
Developer Advocate, IBM
@neerajaganesan
nganesa@us.ibm.com

Presentation Title
8/11/16
World of Watson
20162
Register for Bluemix here :
https://console.ng.bluemix.net

Presentation Title
8/11/16
World of Watson
20163
Watson Internet of Things :
- Connect devices to cloud to get data
- Examples of device : BB8 Sphero, Intel Edison, Raspberry Pi etc.
- Where is it being used presently ?
1. Smart homes
2. Connected Automobiles
3. HealthCare
4. Smart Waste Management
5. Intelligent Traffic Monitoring
6. Agriculture

Presentation Title
8/11/16
World of Watson
20164
Demo:
1. Voice Search Engine using Intel Edison:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNAHysgKoI0&list=PLHIzLzE3XiHIWdjoS5
9l4qxvraHUKO4YO&index=7#t=00m07s
2. Foosball Table with Raspberry Pi:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2-
2_Gn3MYA&list=PLHIzLzE3XiHIWdjoS59l4qxvraHUKO4YO&index=1#t=00m15s

Presentation Title
8/11/16
World of Watson
20165
Build an App…........
- Get data from a simulated sensor
- Draw a graph analyzing the same

Presentation Title
8/11/16
World of Watson
20166
Conclusion :
Here’s an app that we can build IoT is combined with Visual Recognition
- RPi Cam Analysis using Visual Recognition
https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/rpi-cam-image-analysis-using-visual-
recognition-method/

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1. Hands-on, Build an IoT app using IBM Bluemix, NodeRED and Simulated Sensor - Neeraja Ganesan Developer Advocate, IBM @neerajaganesan nganesa@us.ibm.com

2. Presentation Title 8/11/16 World of Watson 20162 Register for Bluemix here : https://console.ng.bluemix.net

3. Presentation Title 8/11/16 World of Watson 20163 Watson Internet of Things : - Connect devices to cloud to get data - Examples of device : BB8 Sphero, Intel Edison, Raspberry Pi etc. - Where is it being used presently ? 1. Smart homes 2. Connected Automobiles 3. HealthCare 4. Smart Waste Management 5. Intelligent Traffic Monitoring 6. Agriculture

4. Presentation Title 8/11/16 World of Watson 20164 Demo: 1. Voice Search Engine using Intel Edison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iNAHysgKoI0&list=PLHIzLzE3XiHIWdjoS5 9l4qxvraHUKO4YO&index=7#t=00m07s 2. Foosball Table with Raspberry Pi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2- 2_Gn3MYA&list=PLHIzLzE3XiHIWdjoS59l4qxvraHUKO4YO&index=1#t=00m15s

5. Presentation Title 8/11/16 World of Watson 20165 Build an App…........ - Get data from a simulated sensor - Draw a graph analyzing the same

6. Presentation Title 8/11/16 World of Watson 20166 Conclusion : Here’s an app that we can build IoT is combined with Visual Recognition - RPi Cam Analysis using Visual Recognition https://developer.ibm.com/recipes/tutorials/rpi-cam-image-analysis-using-visual- recognition-method/

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