Object Anchor with different models connnect to their own IOT data

EE NTU 96 Reputation points
2022-08-19T19:23:35.797+00:00

I want to specify different models for different entity objects through object anchors. Are there any technical documents that I can refer to?
In addition, I also want to ask how to display the IOT data corresponding to different models through the object anchor?

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  1. Sander van de Velde 28,311 Reputation points MVP
    2022-08-21T19:52:48.717+00:00

    Hello @EE NTU ,

    There are two streams of data in this solution:

    1. A device (with a unique DeviceID) emits telemetry to an IoT Hub (where the device is registered) and this telemetry flows through Azure Digital Twins and is outputted to some EventHub
    2. A hololens app is able to recognize devices and is capable of receiving and displaying the event hub data for one or more devices in the display

    I agree with @Rob Caplan - MSFT , AOA is for the anchor logic only, you need to connect to the ADT service next to it (see this blog post about an extended hands-on lab).

    So you need some extra 'glue' to send telemetry from the event hub to the hololens.

    This could be eg. Websocket technology like Azure SignalR Service (which I recommend) or some MQTT service or a public accessible EventHub.

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