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Verfügbarkeit und Monitoring der Telefonanlage und -anschluss

Für 19 EUR im Monat bietet NEXTRAGEN mit easySLAM einen Monitoring Service für Telefonanlagen und den Anschluß. Die Verwaltung ist web based und wöchentlich gibt es einen Report. Eine interessant Lösung für die Überwachung die auch von Nichtfachleuten genutzt werden kann.

Unter http://www.easyslam.de/ gibt es einen Demozugang um sich ein eigenes Bild zu machen.

„Ist Ihr Anschluss immer verfügbar? Der Managed Service „easySLAM“ misst:

die Verfügbarkeit des Telefonanschlusses
die Sprachqualität ins deutsche Festnetz
Getestet wird 24/7 und zeigt vorhandene Engpässe in einem Web-Dashboard“

It’s summer and the grill seasion starts

http://www.igrillinc.com/

„The first grilling and cooking thermometer and App for iPod Touch, iPhone and iPad.

iGrill is revolutionizing the way we cook & grill today!

iGrill enables you to multitask between your grill and guests with the peace of mind that your food is perfectly cooked, at target temperature and safe for consumption.

iGrill communicates with your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch via a secure, long-range Bluetooth® connection.

Enjoy time with family and friends without compromising the quality of your cuisine!“

The company behind igrill is called iDevices LLC which is a real good name indeed.

Body monitoring – the IP cam by Withings

One of our devices is the IP cam inventedbay Withings as a baby monitor. It’s a nice device with features like night vision, temperature and humanity logging. It can alarm at accaustic or visionary interrupts (crying or moving, but I like the interrupt description).

One essential feature is missing, the use with other devices than iOS apple mobiles with the withings app.

http://www.withings.de/de/babyphone

ioBridge – Remote Control and Monitoring

„We bridge the gap between the virtual world and the real world

Our purpose at ioBridge is to remove all the hurdles involved with connecting DIY projects to the web. This goal has been out of reach for all but the most tech savvy. Controlling or monitoring devices over the web requires proficiency in circuit design, network architecture, scripting languages and website design. Even if all those requirements are met, connectivity issues between devices on a local network and the web render many projects impractical.“

http://iobridge.com/

Real-time Web Based Power Charting

„This post details a real-time web based household power usage chart. The end result is a live chart in a web page that updates every 10 seconds with the instantaneous power usage for my entire house. The electrical current is measured on the main lines entering my home with AC clamps. The signal is then conditioned with a simple circuit and monitored by an ioBridge module. The ioBridge module takes care of feeding the data to the internet without the need for me to host a power hungry home web server. By using ioBridge widgets with a few JavaScript API calls on my web page, I am able to chart the data with Google Charts as it is measured and make kilowatt-hour calculations in real-time.“

http://www.picobay.com/projects/2009/01/real-time-web-based-power-charting.html