An IoT dashboard

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Post by Maakuth » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 7:51 AM UTC

An IoT dashboard
dashboard.sidlee.com

Re: An IoT dashboard

#2

Post by bgdnpn » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 8:58 AM UTC

2-3 degrees lower would be great for savings and the environment (+ health) :D

Re: An IoT dashboard

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Post by EvilDavid75 » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 9:13 AM UTC

bgdnpn wrote: post #2

2-3 degrees lower would be great for savings and the environment (+ health) :D

And for people working there! To be honest, the sensor is near a radiator, ambient temperature is hot, but not that much ;)

Re: An IoT dashboard

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Post by crivabene » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 9:19 AM UTC

Their YouTube video [0] and GitHub repo [1] are providing some background details (it's all made with Arduino sensors).

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TioYIJhdaKo

[1] https://github.com/SidLeeParis/sidLeeAgenceConnectee

Re: An IoT dashboard

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Post by pjmlp » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 9:26 AM UTC

> Sorry, we were too lazy to optimize this site for your current browser. Please download Chrome for the best viewing experience.

Sorry I am too lazy to care about browser specific web sites.

Re: An IoT dashboard

#6

Post by EvilDavid75 » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 9:37 AM UTC

pjmlp wrote: post #5

> Sorry, we were too lazy to optimize this site for your current browser. Please download Chrome for the best viewing experience. Sorry I am too lazy to care about browser specific web sites.

Fair enough :) Do you mind sharing what's your browser? Trust me, it's been hard enough to work on Firefox, Chrome, Safari, iOS and Android for a first try!

Re: An IoT dashboard

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Post by jsingleton » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 9:50 AM UTC

EvilDavid75 wrote: post #6

pjmlp wrote: post #5

> Sorry, we were too lazy to optimize this site for your current browser. Please download Chrome for the best viewing experience. Sorry I am too lazy to care about browser specific web sites.

Fair enough :) Do you mind sharing what's your browser? Trust me, it's been hard enough to work on Firefox, Chrome, Safari, iOS and Android for a first try!

Works absolutely fine for me in Firefox. Top job.

It shows the banner in IE but then it is actually very slow.

Re: An IoT dashboard

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Post by seanmcdirmid » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 9:51 AM UTC

EvilDavid75 wrote: post #6

pjmlp wrote: post #5

> Sorry, we were too lazy to optimize this site for your current browser. Please download Chrome for the best viewing experience. Sorry I am too lazy to care about browser specific web sites.

Fair enough :) Do you mind sharing what's your browser? Trust me, it's been hard enough to work on Firefox, Chrome, Safari, iOS and Android for a first try!

Isn't IE 10/11 still the most popular browser?

Re: An IoT dashboard

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Post by csmattryder » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 9:53 AM UTC

In the Arduino source, it seems that each sensor has a token that has been hardcoded into the query to send data to the API.

Wouldn't this make it way too easy for somebody to fudge your data by sending fake API requests?

Re: An IoT dashboard

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Post by jsingleton » Thu, Feb 19, 2015, 10:02 AM UTC

OK, this is epic. Well done guys! I especially like this: https://undo.meteor.com/

I sometimes worry about the privacy implications of making this data public but aggregating by hour seems to alleviate some of this. How do you get staff buy-in? e.g. the undo is effectively a key logger.

I thought monitoring door locks [0], power usage [1] and temperature [2] was fairly advanced. What are you using for the power monitoring?

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[0] https://unop.uk/dev/spark-core-shower-room-door-sensor/ (v2 write-up with Blinkytape coming soon) [1] https://unop.uk/dev/raspberry-pi-electricity-monitor/ [2] I use a https://twitter.com/myjoulo (their main site is down)