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Ionic and the Internet of Things, Part 4: Wireless LED Lamps and Personalized Coworking Spaces

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Katie Ginder-Vogel
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666
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English
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Summary

Developers are increasingly using Ionic apps for Internet of Things (IoT) projects, as highlighted by two innovative examples. Andrea Macchieraldo from Italy created the YunLamp, a wireless LED lamp controlled by an Ionic app, which utilizes the Arduino Yun and Spacebrew API to allow users to turn the lamp on or off or set custom colors via an RGB slider. This project was inspired by an earlier effort to control stage lighting for a live performance. Meanwhile, Jon Senterfitt from the Belfort Design Agency developed a dashboard using iBeacons at a coworking space in Dallas, allowing users to receive personalized messages and content when entering the area. The dashboard project is part of a broader initiative to build an Ionic-based app providing access to coworking spaces across the U.S.

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