IoT on Blockchain Solution Overview

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How to track the location of an Internet of Things (IoT) device on the blockchain and view it in a Google Maps reader application. This solution features: (Hardware) Particle.io Electron device using C++ programming; (Platform) Provide Platform running on the Ethereum Network using Solidity smart contracts; (Application) Google Maps leveraging the Provide Platform APIs and running on a node.js platform. Resources: http://provide.services http://particle.io https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/ For a video overview of the detailed solution: https://youtu.be/TTroWlQCwZc

Technologie

Distributed Internet of Things Distributed Ledger Technology

Monitor and track a package throughout a shipment.
Use case
TEMPERATURE &
HUMIDITY
LOCATION SUDDEN DROPS

Solution
Particle.io Electron
(C++)
Provide Platform
(Solidity)
Google Maps
(Node.js)
HARDWARE PLATFORM APPLICATIONS

Particle.io
Electron
Supports 3G
Programmable
Great for POCs

Provide makes blockchain development & deployment extremely
fast, affordable and easy to use.
Provide Platform
100x
Faster time to
deploy
3-5x
Lower costs
90%
Increase in
productivity

Provide Platform Advantages
Chain- &
Protocol-
Agnostic
Open and extensible to
provide choice and
future proof blockchain
investments.
Programmable
REST APIs
Code snippets that let
you quickly leverage
blockchain information
in applications.
Automated
Blockchain
Orchestration
Configure and deploy to
thousands of nodes in
just a few minutes with
unprecedented scale.
Open Source
Core
Components
Transparency of
architecture and broad
support of communities
to enrich services.

Demo
1
1 1
2 1
3
Review C++ sensor
code and read outs
Review Solidity
Smart contracts and
API interactions
Review Node.js
Google Maps reader
application

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