This is a demonstration of the TI CC2650 / CC2541 Sensortags communicating via Bluetooth Low-Energy to a Beaglebone Black. On the Beaglebone is a gateway created with Node.js and Python, bridging the Sensortags to the DeviceHive device management platform. From DeviceHive data service, the wot.io data service exchange™ will send the data to a number of data services, such as scriptr, Circonus, bip.io, and more.
You can read more about this demo here:
http://labs.wot.io/ship-iot-with-beaglebone-black-ti-sensortags-and-devicehive/
Set up a Beaglebone Black with Node.js and Python. You'll need a Bluetooth
dongle hooked via USB. Drop this repo on the Bone. Set up your config
options under config/default.json and then run ./start.sh
For details refer to the blog post above.
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