>> Hi, I'm Udbhav Trivedi from Azure IoT Central team,
and I'm excited to show you how you can connect your phone to
Azure IoT and visualize
the data that is coming from your device within minutes.
This will help you in creating
Azure IoT solutions without having to
buy a program dedicated IoT devices.
You can download the IoT plug and Play app,
which I'll be using for this demo by filing
the QR code or by visiting the link that you see on the screen.
Let's jump into the demo.
This is the home page of IoT Central,
which explains what Azure IoT Central does at a high level and
guides you through the different IoT
specific scenarios it enables.
For today's demo, we are connecting our phone to
Azure IoT and you can find
more information if you click on this link here.
First step in IoT Central is to create
IoT Central applications and rebuild section on the left up.
I can create an application as per my use case.
For this demo,
I have already created an app
which I'll be using to connect my phone.
Before I connect my phone,
I will be registering my app.
For that, I need to click on plus tab,
I can write my device name,
I can leave all the information as it is,
and I will create a device.
Now you can see that my device is registered,
which means, now I'm ready to connect my phone.
On the right hand side,
you can see my phone with Azure IoT Plug and Play app installed.
To connect my phone,
I will click on the register device.
On the left hand side,
I will click on connect.
Now I'm ready to pair my phone with this application and I can
do that by scanning the QR code I can find in this window.
Now I'll open IoT Plug and Play application on
my phone and I'll click on Scan QR code.
Now, using my phone's camera,
I'll establish the connection.
As you can see, my phone is connecting to Azure IoT.
I'll go to the device to see the device status.
I see there's an update of a little I'll refresh it.
Now, I see my device status has changed to
provision and I can see there's a device template,
IoT Plug and Play mobile has swapped,
which means that my cell phone
has successfully connected to Azure IoT Central.
On the right hand side,
I see the data of
all the sensors and instruments that are present on my mobile,
and I can also see my device state like the battery level.
This application is sending all this data to Azure IoT.
To view the data inside Azure IoT Central,
I'll go to my device.
On the overview, I can see all the data coming in Azure IoT.
I can also see my GPS location on a map
and I can see all the instrument data
that my phone is sending to Azure IoT.
I want to point out here that there is
a five second latency between
the data that you see on your device
and then it will be reflected on Azure IoT.
Azure IoT has the capability for bi-directional communication,
which means I can send the data from Cloud to my device.
To demo this, I will send the command
from Cloud to turn on the back lights off my mobile.
To do that, I'll go to the command tab and
all the way down I can see the lights on command.
I can configure the message I would like to send to my device.
The configuration looks good and I'll click on the button right,
and you can see, the camera starts to
blink and my device says the command is received.
I can also modify the properties of
my device from Cloud to do that,
I would go to the device properties and Cloud properties section.
I can write with property,
I would click on my device and I'll save it.
Here on my phone, I can see that
the Cloud property is successfully reflected.
I can send these commands and instructions from Cloud
at scale to multiple devices using the functionality jobs.
Job let's you manage multiple devices at scale.
Lastly, I would like to view the raw data,
which my device is sending.
I can view the raw data by going to the raw data tab.
Then I expand each data package that my device is sending.
I can see the Json payload that is received from my device.
I can also see the Json payload,
which I sent to my device earlier by filtering on the properties.
This is the Json payload that I sent from Azure IoT to my device.
This is great for developing specific use cases,
and understanding the data schema of the messages that are
sending from my devices or
which I'm sending from Cloud to my device.
Hope you like this demo and you
will try it on your own by connecting
your phone to Azure IoT and playing with
different controls that the product offers.
To learn more about Azure IoT Central,
you can go to apps.azureiotcentral.com.
To view more demos,
you can go to aka.ms/IoTCentralDemos. Thank you so much.