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    This document introduces Node-RED, a visual tool for wiring together hardware devices, APIs, and online services. Node-RED provides a browser-based flow editor that allows users to visually connect nodes that represent hardware sensors, APIs, and other inputs as well as nodes that represent actions and outputs. It is designed to be accessible to people without knowledge of programming and allows for rapid prototyping of "Internet of Things" applications. Node-RED runs on Node.js and can leverage over 29,000 existing Node.js modules to provide connectivity and functions. It has been adopted by developers for both small local devices like Raspberry Pi as well as cloud-based applications on platforms like IBM Bluemix.

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    This document introduces Node-RED, a visual tool for wiring together hardware devices, APIs, and online services. Node-RED provides a browser-based flow editor that allows users to visually connect nodes that represent hardware sensors, APIs, and other inputs as well as nodes that represent actions and outputs. It is designed to be accessible to people without knowledge of programming and allows for rapid prototyping of "Internet of Things" applications. Node-RED runs on Node.js and can leverage over 29,000 existing Node.js modules to provide connectivity and functions. It has been adopted by developers for both small local devices like Raspberry Pi as well as cloud-based applications on platforms like IBM Bluemix.

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    This document introduces Node-RED, a visual tool for wiring together hardware devices, APIs, and online services. Node-RED provides a browser-based flow editor that allows users to visually connect nodes that represent hardware sensors, APIs, and other inputs as well as nodes that represent actions and outputs. It is designed to be accessible to people without knowledge of programming and allows for rapid prototyping of "Internet of Things" applications. Node-RED runs on Node.js and can leverage over 29,000 existing Node.js modules to provide connectivity and functions. It has been adopted by developers for both small local devices like Raspberry Pi as well as cloud-based applications on platforms like IBM Bluemix.

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    Node-RED

    A Visual Tool for building the Internet of Things

    @joerg_wende
    From Ideas to Products

    http://theconversation.com/amazon-dash-is-a-first-step-towards-an-
    internet-of-things-that-is-actually-useful-39711
    Rapid Prototyping

    Start small
    Fail fast
    Fail save

    Start again

    http://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stehaufm%C3%A4nnchen#/media/Datei:Stehauffigur_19_Jh.jpg
    Node-Red
    Why Node-RED

    We have
    Processors for editing Words
    Spreadsheets for working with Numbers
    Powerpoint for arranging Pictures and Ideas

    But we don't have a simple tool for co-ordinating Events


    Business events status of processes, alerts from machines
    Social events tweets, alerts,
    Internet of Things events temperatures, weather, lights, doors

    Something that anyone can use to build situational applications

    Wouldn't it be neat if, when x happens it can tell me...


    and alert Fred...
    and kick off the xyz process...
    or just go ping !
    Wiring the Internet of Things
    New developers & education App Developers

    Short learning curve Rapid prototyping

    Easy to use Easy to integrate with existing tools


    and applications
    Low barrier to entry
    Easy to extend with richer/bespoke
    functionality
    Community Developers Hackers

    Open standards Runs on Raspberry Pi, Beaglebone,


    other low power devices.
    Flexibility
    Works with Arduino, etc
    Ability to share
    Nodes
    Node-RED is already capable of connecting to many things, including:
    Local services:
    Network sockets
    Files
    Serial ports
    Execute local commands
    Raspbery Pi / BeagleboneBlack GPIO pins
    MongoDB
    Redis
    Online services:
    Twitter
    IRC
    XMPP Chat
    RSS/ATOM
    Email
    Processing functions:
    User-defined functions, written in JavaScript
    Sentiment analysis
    XML to JavaScript handling
    More Nodes
    Architecture

    Runs on node.js
    Can exploit the 29,000+ open-source modules available via npm to add new functionality...
    Node-RED nodes provide integration with other systems. Each node is defined in their own
    pair of JavaScript and html files using a simple API and are dynamically loaded by the
    engine.
    Web interface can be secured or run headless.
    Adoption

    https://developer.octoblu.com/ http://thethingbox.io/
    . and more !
    Run local

    The lightweight runtime is ideal to


    run on Edge-of-Network devices,
    such as the BeagleBoneBlack
    seen here.

    The node library makes it easy to


    create simply, effective
    applications.

    Here, the board lights LEDs in


    response to the sentiment of a
    Twitter stream.
    or in the Cloud

    http://www.bluemix.net/
    Demo
    Questions ?

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