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A Time Series Database (TSDB) is a specialized database designed to efficiently store, retrieve, and manage time-stamped data points. These data points are usually recorded in sequential order over time, making TSDBs particularly suitable for applications that involve continuous data collection. Use-Cases of Time Series Databases IoT and Sensor Data:
Healthcare
Healthcare continues to make steady progress, combining technologies like IoT (Internet of Things), AR (Augmented Reality), VR (Virtual Reality), and more. This progress has gained momentum with the arrival of the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT). The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is the network of Internet-connected medical devices, hardware
Healthcare
Digitalization is ongoing since many decades in a lot of healthcare institutions. The more digitized a healthcare institution is, the more services and quality it can be provided to patients. This, however, means that medical data and transactions which once were offline, are now possibly accessible from anywhere on Earth.
IoT
ThingsBoard is an open-source IoT platform that facilitates data collection, processing, visualization, and device management. It supports device connectivity via standard IoT protocols like MQTT, CoAP, and HTTP, and is suitable for both cloud and on-premises deployments. With its scalability, fault-tolerance, and performance, ThingsBoard ensures data is never lost. Features
IoT
Retail is a very competitive industry and in order to remain relevant in the market it is wise to always come up with new means of attracting customers and increasing the sales. The surge of e-commerce and the growth in online shopping as the preferred mode of shopping has forced
RaspberryPi
The DoorPi project aims to provide a solution for controlling a door intercom system through the use of a single-board computer such as the Raspberry Pi and the VoIP communication protocol. This is an innovative and efficient method that can greatly enhance the security of a home or office. One
RaspberryPi
AlarmPI is a highly efficient and effective home security system that has been specifically designed to cater to the security needs of your home. This security system is based on Raspberry Pi and it supports both wired sensors (PIR, Magnetic etc.) and wireless sensors through MQTT or Hikvision. The system
security
What is an open-source CCTV? An open-source CCTV system is a type of security camera system that is developed using open-source software. This means that the source code for the software is freely available to the public, allowing developers to modify and improve upon the system as needed. Open-source CCTV
Farming
TANIA is an open source farmer's journal to help you manage your farm business easily by accessing information you need on-the-go.
Developer Tools
Framework is an easy-to-use, stateless integration framework which allows (transactional) messages to be modified and exchanged between different systems.
Open-source
Zero IoT is a monitoring system for air parameters (like temperature or humidity) and activity of the sun. The main goal is to run this software on a Raspberry Pi Zero or similar small SBC devices with small amount of hardware and low power consumption. The data can come from
Open-source
Kuma is an open-source general-purpose control panel system for distributed systems, service mesh, IoT, routing, and more. It supports multiple mesh setups and comes with dozens of built-in metrics and customizable widgets, which makes it ideal for large-scale projects and IoT systems. Kuma system is proven battle-tested in many enterprise
Open-source
Enterprise and often government are required to handle dozens of incident reporting sources at once, which is not resources or cost-effective at all. Some companies are still using emails, ticket systems, CRMs, or messaging systems for incident reports. To resolve this issue, they need a centralized incident tracking management system
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Before heading towards the IoT trends that we are likely to observe in 2021 and further, why not discuss IoT a bit? The Internet of Things (IoT) is a tech focusing on the principle of machines behaving more like humans and ruling the planet just like they do in sci-fi
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IoT in Healthcare: what’s new and what’s next? There’s going to be a projected 12% annual increase in the number of devices connected to the internet of things annually. This increase will see these gadgets increase to 125 billion by the year 2030 from the recorded estimate