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Recording: The Case for an Open IoT ‘Data Fabric’ for Smart Buildings Integration

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Here is the Video Recording from our 8th Free Webinar of the 2021 Smart Buildings Series. Don’t forget you can now Subscribe to ALL our Webinars & Interviews on Soundcloud, iTunes, YouTube and now Spotify!

The Case for an Open IoT ‘Data Fabric’ for Smart Buildings Integration. Memoori was joined by Dialog Semiconductors to discuss the recently standardized IoT Access Protocol (IAP) and how it may solve some of the problems that arise from integrating Smart Building systems. The Webinar will also discuss an example case study of LoRa sensors using the SmartServer Edge running IAP.

The Case for an Open IoT ‘Data Fabric’ for Smart Buildings Integration

IAP documentation is available at http://iecdocs.diasemi.com/

Open source IAP application examples are available at https://github.com/izot/smartserver-iot

Node-RED, the low-code programming tool for event-driven applications is available here https://nodered.org/docs/getting-started/local

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