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diyActive: Install a Starter Kit

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Install a Starter Kit. Here we'll present how to install a starter kit. At the end of this tutorial you'll have a stream of sensor data arriving at your PC/server ready to be processed by any of our open source software. If your starter kit includes a Pareto trial, visit getpareto.com/connect/. To connect in three easy steps. Select your starter kit and follow the instructions below:. You should have in front of you the following kit:. Take care to stick it in the right hole! Communicate with the hub.

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reelyActive DIY

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Do you like to do-it-yourself? Here are some projects and tutorials to try yourself:. Install a Starter Kit. Step-by-step guide to installing one of our starter kits and visualising the real-time data via our open source web applications. Learn how to do something useful with barnowl, our free middleware package for Node.js which is central to all our software. But wait, there's more! Browse the other tabs above ↑↑↑. Here's how to integrate with our platform:. Integrate your Mobile App. Build your own Hub.

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reelyActive: Hyperlocal Context

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Buy a starter kit. How can computers understand the context of what's happening in a space? First and foremost, they need a digital representation of everything and everyone that is present. Hyperlocal context is a digital snapshot of a physical space and its contents. It combines the concepts of identification, location and time. Wireless devices typically transmit a unique identifier. A Smart Space contains sensors which act as invisible buttons. Hyperlocal context includes the timestamp. We cover this...

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diyActive: Build your own Hub

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Build your own hub. In order for reelceivers. To communicate their data over a network and/or the Internet, they need to connect via a hub. The hub converts their serial data packets into IP data packets. Some hubs may instead convert the serial data packets into some other format that a computer can, in turn, convert to IP packets. The hub also provides power to the reelceivers. We include a hub with our starter kits. Build a USB hub. Build an IP hub. Build a USB hub. Here are the parts you'll need:.

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diyActive: Barnowl Baby Steps

http://reelyactive.github.io/barnowl-baby-steps.html

Here we'll present how to write simple JavaScript programs that do potentially interesting and useful things with barnowl. Our free middleware package for Node.js. If you don't already have Node.js installed, be sure to do so first! Installation is easy on all platforms. The easy way is via npm. Create a new directory called baby-barnowl. Then from that directory run:. Yeah, that's it, you're done! If you prefer to install from github, instead clone the barnowl repository. Printing packets to the console.

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diyActive: Integrate your Mobile App

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Integrate your Mobile App. Mobile applications can seamlessly integrate with reelyActive Smart Spaces using Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology. Apple devices since the iPhone 4S support BLE, and more recent Android devices, as well as those of other platforms, also support this technology. Get started with reelyApp. Our mobile app, called reelyApp, demonstrates the functionality of our mobile SDKs. For iOS and Android. Who doesn't love open source SDKs? Ours are maintained by our partners at Sidereo.

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diyActive: Host a JSON Silo

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This tutorial applies to earlier versions of the reelyActive code base. We do not recommend following this tutorial. Current tutorials are available here. Host a JSON Silo. Here we'll present how to host your very own JSON Silo identical to our public silo which you can check out at myjson.info. A JSON Silo stores and shares digital stories: machine-readable representations of people and things. Will Ferrell's bandmates are right. If you don't already have Node.js installed, be sure to do so first! Fill ...

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diyActive: Make a reelyActive Smart Space

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This tutorial applies to earlier versions of the reelyActive code base. We do not recommend following this tutorial. Current tutorials are available here. Make a Smart Space. Here we'll present how to create a Smart Space that you can visualise in a web browser like this. All you'll need is two of our free software packages and (optionally) some of our hardware. The image below highlights the reelyActive smartspaces stack. If you don't already have Node.js installed, be sure to do so first! Var ui = new ...

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diyActive: quickyActive, the five-minute reelyActive tutorial

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This tutorial applies to earlier versions of the reelyActive code base. We do not recommend following this tutorial. Current tutorials are available here. This is a five-minute crash course in getting started with Smart Spaces. It's designed for those with little time to waste (or millenials with ADHD). Here we'll present how to run the Smart Spaces platform locally on your computer, and how to show up as a floating bubble on your screen. There's even time for guest appearances from infamous memes. Point...