This video shows how easy it is to use your Tools.Valarm.net APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) with real-time Industrial IoT sensor measurements.

Have a gander at these step-by-step tutorials and demos of integrating:

 

Are business getting more serious about Industrial IoT? Will IoT get more vocal, with 5G mobile networks and additional Artificial Intelligence (AI) integration?

Have a look at this curious article to see some varying perspectives on the future of IoT.

And see our IoT Customer Success Stories page to see how organizations are already doing things mentioned in the story.

You’ll find your Industrial IoT sensors and sensor hubs at Shop.Valarm.net.

Your organization can integrate our APIs to easily and cost-effectively monitor water, or anything else, anywhere. Here are a few examples:

 

 

Transcript / Voiceover script:

Hello, my name’s Edward and I’m the president of Valarm. In this video you’ll see how to share your Valarm sensor data using the Valarm Tools Cloud APIs. Currently you can publish your sensor data in JSON, KML, CSV, and GeoRSS formats. We are adding the CAP format next as well as other customer requests.

Once you are logged into tools.valarm.net go to the Device Manager page to view all of your Valarm devices. From this page pick the device you want to share publicly. Now that you are viewing this device’s info you can turn on Public Feeds by checking the checkbox and then clicking Save. Once the device has been updated you’ll see a Generate URLs button. Click the Generate URLs button to launch the Valarm dialog for generating shareable API URLs. Based on your custom parameters and settings the generated API URL will be updated. You can choose the Query API to specify a from and to date range or use the Latest API to return only the most recent sensor data.

You can choose which output format you would like: either JSON, CSV, KML, or GeoRSS. Specify the maximum number of results you’d like returned and choose a starting and ending date. You can also specify what kind of trigger types you’d like in your data such as sensor data collected at regular clock intervals or sensor threshold like a maximum CO2 air quality alert.

Under trigger type you can choose specifically which trigger you want in your output data such as minimum temperature or humidity, or excessive gases or chemicals using 4-20 mA sensors.

Once you’ve chosen what you want in your output then you can copy and paste the Generated API URL into your destination of choice like the Esri GeoEvent Processor or the ArcGIS Online platform. You can also use these Valarm APIs to embed or mash up your sensor data in another website and dashboard of your design.

Please don’t hesitate to contact us at info@valarm.net if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions for another video!