Building and maintaining Valarm produces a steady stream of technology, Android, or server-related “discoveries”. We’re happy to share what we learn and/or decide along the way.
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12, 2015
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Web Dashboards for Remotely Monitoring Fire Risk + Meteorology Sensors in Southern California
Do you, your teams, or your organization need easy-to-use, web-based dashboards to quickly show [...]
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11, 2015
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Tracking, Remote Monitoring + Telemetry for Fleet Vehicles, Trucks, + Trailers
In photos here you’re looking at Tools.Valarm.net Industrial IoT sensor systems for monitoring fleet vehicles, [...]
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11, 2015
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Industrial IoT Applications – Web Dashboards for Real-Time Remote Tank Sensor Monitoring
Would you like your own webpage with real-time dashboard information on your assets that [...]
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11, 2015
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Real-Time Sensors with Valarm Tools Cloud + Esri GeoEvent Extension for ArcGIS Server
How do you bring your Valarm sensor data into the Esri ArcGIS platform?
The easiest [...]
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11, 2015
Sensores en Tiempo Real con Valarm Tools Cloud y Esri GeoEvent Extension + ArcGIS Server
¿Cómo se puede agregar sus datos de sensores de Valarm a la plataforma Esri ArcGIS? La manera [...]
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09, 2015
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Remote Sensor Monitoring With Long Range WiFi Antennas
You want a super cost-effective way to do remote monitoring of your sensors and assets? [...]
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06, 2015
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Monitoring Water Usage and Flow with Tools.Valarm.net Totalizers
In this write-up you’ll see how our customers use Tools.Valarm.net for near real-time monitoring of water usage.
With [...]
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06, 2015
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Esri ArcGIS Data Viz App Challenge 2015
We submitted an entry this spring for the Esri Data Viz App Challenge that [...]
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06, 2015
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Remotely Monitoring Water Usage & Water Flow
UPDATE: Have a look at this Web Dashboard for Remotely Monitoring Water Wells.
Tools.Valarm.net gives [...]
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05, 2015
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Tools.Valarm.net Now Supports Yocto – GPS Sensors
Do you need to geo-enable your sensor hubs? Remotely monitoring mobile assets makes more sense [...]
