Blog: Rhiot

Make your IoT gateway WiFi-aware using Camel and Kura

A common scenario for mobile IoT Gateways, for example those mounted on trucks or other vehicles, is to cache the data collected locally on the device storage and synchronize the data with the data center only when a trusted WiFi access point is available near the gateway. Such a trusted WiFi network could be

Where am I? Collecting GPS data with Rhiot

Which GPS unit to choose? There is a myriad of GPS receivers available in the market. BU353 is one of the most popular as well as one of the least expensive GPS units. It can be connected to the computer device via a USB port. If you are looking for a fairly good

Measuring Throughput Of IoT Gateways

The key part of the process of tailoring a perfect IoT solution is choosing proper hardware for the gateway device. In general, the more expensive the gateway hardware is, the more messages per second you can process. On the other end, the more expensive the gateway device is, the less affordable your IoT solution

Over-the-air runtime updates of IoT gateways

Adding new components at runtime Apache Camel relies on the components to provide connectors which can be used to consume messages from the various endpoints as well as send messages to the endpoints. For example, a gateway based on Apache Camel could use a/the Paho MQTT component to consume control commands from the

Camel Paho Connector

Apache Camel 2.16 brings Paho component which provides a connector for the MQTT messaging protocol using the Eclipse Paho library. Paho is one of the most popular MQTT libraries, so if you would like to integrate it with your Java project – Camel Paho connector is a way to go. How can I use