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Supported Devices

Below you'll find a list of supported devices, which can be found under each parent directory.

Connect The Dots Getting Started project

If you are going to deploy the getting started project, you need to procure an Arduino UNO and Raspberry Pi, as shown in the documentation for those devices in the appropriate folders:

Once you have these, head over to the Getting Started project to get going.

Additional devices

If you decide to connect another device, you can check out the samples provided in the devices sub folder containing .NET, C++ and Node.js examples. Other languages examples are coming soon! Additionally, we encourage the community to submit new devices. See the Contribute page for details on how to do that.

The devices currently showcased are the following:

  • Directly connected devices:
    • Intel Galileo running a C++ application and sending data from an Arduino compatible Weather Shield over AMQP
    • Intel Edison running a node.js application sending data from a TI SensorTag BLEn sensor kit over HTTP/REST
    • BeagleBone Black running a node.js application sending data from Grove sensors over HTTP/REST
    • Gadgeteer device running a C# .Net Micro Framework application sending Gadgeteer sensors data over AMQP
    • Raspberry Pi 2 running Windows 10 IoT Core and a Universal Application sending dummy data over HTTP/REST
    • Windows Phone C# application sending the phone sensors (light and accelerometer) over HTTP/REST
    • Windows Phone C# application sending a data from a paired Microsoft Band (accelerometer, body temperature, heartbeat)over HTTP/REST
  • Gateways:
    • Raspberry Pi supporting several types of device connections (see below) and running a C# service on top of Mono, or .NET Framework on Windows, sending data over AMQP.
  • Gateway connected devices (devices connecting to a gateway to send their data)
    • Arduino UNO with one or several of the following sensors
      • Accelerometer Memsic2125
      • Temperature sensor DS18B20
      • Simple sound sensor
      • Sparkfun weather shield
    • Arduino DUE with one or several of the following sensors:
      • Temperature sensor DS18B20
    • Wensn Sound Level Meter connected to the Gateway over USB

For all the above mentioned devices setup instructions, see Device setup.