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* [[Architecture:Protocols:MQTT|MQTT]] - lightweight publish/subscribe messaging for telemetry and asynchronous updates | * [[Architecture:Protocols:MQTT|MQTT]] - lightweight publish/subscribe messaging for telemetry and asynchronous updates | ||
* [[Architecture:Protocols:AMQP|AMQP]] - robust messaging with guaranteed delivery | * [[Architecture:Protocols:AMQP|AMQP]] - robust messaging with guaranteed delivery | ||
* [[Architecture:Protocols:Zigbee|Zigbee]] - low-power mesh networks for local sensors and actuators | * [[Architecture:Protocols:Zigbee|Zigbee]] - low-power mesh networks for local sensors and actuators | ||
* [[Architecture:Protocols:LoRa/LoRaWAN|LoRa/LoRaWAN]] - long-range, low-power communication suitable for large setups and sparse sensor deployments | * [[Architecture:Protocols:LoRa/LoRaWAN|LoRa/LoRaWAN]] - long-range, low-power communication suitable for large setups and sparse sensor deployments | ||
Revision as of 02:15, 6 April 2026
There are various protocols out there that could be used in AOWIS:
- MQTT - lightweight publish/subscribe messaging for telemetry and asynchronous updates
- AMQP - robust messaging with guaranteed delivery
- Zigbee - low-power mesh networks for local sensors and actuators
- LoRa/LoRaWAN - long-range, low-power communication suitable for large setups and sparse sensor deployments
- Z-Wave - low-power mesh for automation devices and actuators
- EnOcean - energy-harvesting wireless sensors and switches
Research will be needed to be done here to decide which of these we could or should focus on while building AOWIS.