Hi everyone, My name is Johan, tech lead of The Things Network ( http://thethingsnetwork.org). We're on a mission to build an open source, global and crowd sourced internet of things data network. We're currently focused on low power wide area networking (LPWAN) using LoRaWAN.
We're considering a device configuration level on top of the network to configure fleets of devices over the air. So for example configuring the interval, change levels, day/night patterns, thresholds etc of sensor values. We assume that devices have a single purpose; sending sensor data. This covers most of the use cases for LoRaWAN. The configuration will be done using downlink messages. These are restricted to 51 bytes, but ideally they are much smaller. I'm wondering if we could leverage IoTivity for this, as-is or by making adjustments considering the constraints of the technology. What doesn't work with LoRaWAN, for example, is reply-response that is initiated from the network. Does anyone have ideas? Or, more general, what are the absolute minimum requirements for using IoTivity? Kind regards, Johan Stokking -- Johan Stokking +31628419752 | f <http://www.facebook.com/johanstokking> | in <https://www.linkedin.com/in/johanstokking> | Herengracht 182, Amsterdam | The Things Network | thethingsnetwork.org -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.iotivity.org/pipermail/iotivity-dev/attachments/20160503/74132fc4/attachment.html>
