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Description
In the final episode in this introduction series, Dmitry and Suz discuss how you can add a professional touch to your Windows IoT Core smart device prototype. They'll cover 3D printed housing and how to create a case for your device, an overview of adding Azure IoT Edge to unlock more robust cloud functionality, and a deeper dive into the exciting features of Azure IoT Central.
Resources:
- Docs - IoT Edge for Windows IoT: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-edge/how-to-install-iot-core
- Docs – IoT Central for Windows IoThttps://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-central/howto-connect-windowsiotcore
- Pay to print 3D service: https://shapeways.com
- 3D Models, example #1: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3061437
- 3D Models, example #2: https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=raspberry+pi&dwh=215b91a0bdd5ff4
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The Discussion
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Heinrich Braasch This is a very nice series. Thanks.
I have auggestion for another topic in this series.
All the devices running Windows IOT Core are a bit power hungry. That unfortunately limits them mostly to applications where mains power is available.
Would you be so kind to demonstrate the following basic functionalities [(1) device sending events, (2) device receiving commands and (3) device receiving direct methods] working with IOT HUB, for smaller devices.
You can demonstrate features 1 and 2 using the Azure IOT SDK for NetMF as API, but I think it does not support direct methods (feature 3). If I'm wrong, can you also please demonstrate feature 3.
If I'm correct, I suggest using AMQP Lite as API for the demonstration.
I therefore recommend a single session where you take e.g. a NetDuino Wifi 3 as device. They are low on power and very easy to setup and use. They works very well with Visual Studio and C#.
Thanks