Carriots community rules! Yes, many of you had requested this nice feature so here it is. Now devices can be easily located and displayed in a built-in map. Two new fields, latitude and longitude, are now part of devices’ inner … Read More
Working on a Smart Irrigation project we decided to include some good stuff from our partners TST Sistemas. It was a weather station connected to Carriots providing environmental data used in our watering optimizations. It worked so well that we … Read More
Hi all! We are pleased to announce a bunch of new features and interesting stuff at Carriots. APIKEY management is now available for free account users. Fine grained visibility and privilege customization that allows to define a lot of combinations … Read More
At Carriots we have a busy IoT events agenda for the next weeks. Here are some of them: 1st IoT idea challenge at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (ETSIInf) sponsored by Carriots. We love this one! More details at https://www.carriots.com/events/UPM (spanish) … Read More
Following our Smart City use case post series powered by Carriots. In this case we cover Smart Irrigation.
Let us you introduce you to one of our spanish partners, a Start-Up company called “Machine to Cloud Solutions” ( http://www.m2c-solutions.es ) aka M2C. M2C has created a nice solution to remotely manage industrial equipment with a wired RS-232/RS-485 interface … Read More
We want to present a Smart Waste Management solution powered with Carriots and start a new Smart City use cases post series.
Now you can export all your data on Carriots to a single or multiple files. The export tool we have created starts with a simple form that lets you:
Filter the data you want to export; or export everything.
Sort data in many ways.
Select the format of the output file (CSV, XML or JSON).
Limit the size of the output file in MB or lines per file. The data will be chopped in several files if the limit is reached. Remember this is BIG DATA, and you can have a HUGE amount of data stored in Carriots! … Read More
Nowadays most security systems have sensors to detect events that would trigger alarms. Old security systems had all the elements wired, from sensors to the supervision centre. To disconnect a system, in most cases it would be as simple as … Read More
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