Xively's connected water tank demo with Google Glass and mbed
Last updated 09 Jan 2015, by 
Katie Morgan.
Cortex-M3,
EE Live,
google glass,
nxp,
NXP LPC1768,
xively
Katie Morgan.
Cortex-M3,
EE Live,
google glass,
nxp,
NXP LPC1768,
xively
It is always great to see real-life implementations of connected solutions that utilize mbed! Last week at EE Live! in San Jose, California, Xively was showing off their complete industrial liquids monitor and control system that is using an NXP LPC1768 board running mbed to connect to Xively’s cloud services via the internet, and uses Google Glass to access the application (in the video: the tablet shows the same view as the Google Glass) all to monitor the fluid levels and control the pump filing the tank in real-time. The NXP LPC1768 board is based on the ARM Cortex-M3 processor.
Dominic Pajak got a live demo from the Xively team. Watch the video below.
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