Siemens MindSphere tutorial
Learn how to send data from a Particle device to Siemens MindSphere using the Timeseries REST API.
Introduction
Welcome to the Siemens MindSphere Integration Tutorial! This blueprint demonstrates how to connect a Particle device to Siemens MindSphere, enabling real-time data transfer using the Timeseries REST API. In this tutorial, you’ll configure a Particle webhook to send temperature data from a Particle device to MindSphere, where the data can be securely stored, visualized, and analyzed.
Every 10 seconds, the Particle device captures temperature readings and publishes this data to MindSphere via the webhook. MindSphere then stores this data in its time-series database, allowing you to view historical trends and generate insights for applications like equipment monitoring and environmental analysis.
Supported devices
Hardware and supplies
- Supported device
Cloud services and integrations
Webhook
Cloud Secrets
Siemens MindSphere
Project description:
This tutorial shows how to connect a Particle device to Siemens MindSphere, enabling you to send temperature data for cloud storage and analysis using the Timeseries REST API. It guides you through setting up a webhook to efficiently transfer data from your Particle device to MindSphere.
Ideal for users who want to integrate IoT data with MindSphere’s powerful analytics, this tutorial provides a hands-on approach to storing, visualizing, and managing environmental data on the MindSphere platform. It’s well-suited for applications where ongoing data insights are valuable.
Through this project, you'll learn essential skills for configuring Particle webhooks, using the Timeseries API, and securely managing MindSphere access with Vault. This is an excellent starting point for developers looking to expand their IoT solutions within industrial and environmental contexts.
Key Topics:
- Configuring Particle Webhooks for MindSphere
- Using the MindSphere Timeseries API
- Managing secure access to MindSphere using Vault