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Edge Intelligence via Collaboration: The Itron Riva Developers Community
October 19, 2016
This afternoon we spent time with Roberto Aiello, managing director of Itron Idea Labs, as he discussed the Itron Riva Developers Community. We launched the Developers Community last May with the purpose of encouraging a collaborative ecosystem of IoT developers and device manufacturers to create applications that utilize the OpenWay Riva networking solution.
“The world is changing and we can’t do business the same way we used to,” said Roberto. “We want people with ideas and solutions to create apps on our network.”
Through the Itron Riva Developers Community site, developers can access tools and support to prototype, validate and develop turnkey IoT applications at the device level. These applications span various IoT verticals such as energy and water management, building energy management, smart street lighting and solar monitoring.
To help inspire our developer’s community, we recently sponsored the Itron Ignite Innovation Challenge and called on IoT developers to create connected, resourceful solutions for pressing challenges facing the utility industry and smart cities. More than 20 solutions were submitted through the challenge and this morning, we announced that Cyient, a global provider of engineering, manufacturing, data analytics, networks and operations solutions, won the challenge by creating a mobile and web application for outage management that predicts and proactively communicates outages.
The app can help utilities proactively manage and communicate outages rather than reactively handle them as they have in the past. Our Itron Riva platform allows the app to pull information from the edge of the network and communicate in real-time, which not only allows utilities to quickly identify fault locations, but also provides immediate notification to affected customers on outage incidents and restoration status. The application also provides a visual display of an outage and restored areas for utility field crews as well as customers.
The Ignite Innovation Challenge captured the essence of what we’re working to achieve with the developers community – encouraging third party developers to utilize the Itron Riva Edge platform to create opportunities for using IoT to empower smarter utilities and smarter cities across the globe.
“We want to allow people to collaborate and innovate,” Roberto continued. “We want more people and more companies on the network.” Through the Itron Riva Developers Community, we are focused on empowering smarter utilities and smarter cities, fundamentally changing the way meters and smart devices interact and leverage the possibilities of IoT.
You can learn more about the Itron Riva Developers Community or purchase a development kit at www.itronriva.com.
“The world is changing and we can’t do business the same way we used to,” said Roberto. “We want people with ideas and solutions to create apps on our network.”
Through the Itron Riva Developers Community site, developers can access tools and support to prototype, validate and develop turnkey IoT applications at the device level. These applications span various IoT verticals such as energy and water management, building energy management, smart street lighting and solar monitoring.
To help inspire our developer’s community, we recently sponsored the Itron Ignite Innovation Challenge and called on IoT developers to create connected, resourceful solutions for pressing challenges facing the utility industry and smart cities. More than 20 solutions were submitted through the challenge and this morning, we announced that Cyient, a global provider of engineering, manufacturing, data analytics, networks and operations solutions, won the challenge by creating a mobile and web application for outage management that predicts and proactively communicates outages.
The app can help utilities proactively manage and communicate outages rather than reactively handle them as they have in the past. Our Itron Riva platform allows the app to pull information from the edge of the network and communicate in real-time, which not only allows utilities to quickly identify fault locations, but also provides immediate notification to affected customers on outage incidents and restoration status. The application also provides a visual display of an outage and restored areas for utility field crews as well as customers.
The Ignite Innovation Challenge captured the essence of what we’re working to achieve with the developers community – encouraging third party developers to utilize the Itron Riva Edge platform to create opportunities for using IoT to empower smarter utilities and smarter cities across the globe.
“We want to allow people to collaborate and innovate,” Roberto continued. “We want more people and more companies on the network.” Through the Itron Riva Developers Community, we are focused on empowering smarter utilities and smarter cities, fundamentally changing the way meters and smart devices interact and leverage the possibilities of IoT.
You can learn more about the Itron Riva Developers Community or purchase a development kit at www.itronriva.com.
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- Failed at: contentFields = authorContent.content... [in template "44616#44647#114455" at line 9, column 1]
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1<#assign
2 webContentData = jsonFactoryUtil.createJSONObject(author.getData())
3 classPK = webContentData.classPK
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8contentFields = authorContent.contentFields
9categories=authorContent.taxonomyCategoryBriefs
10authorContentData = jsonFactoryUtil.createJSONObject(authorContent)
11friendlyURL = authorContentData.friendlyUrlPath
12authorCategoryId = "0"
13/>
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16 <#assign
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20 <#if name == 'authorImage'>
21 <#if (contentField.contentFieldValue.image)??>
22 <#assign authorImageURL = contentField.contentFieldValue.image.contentUrl />
23 </#if>
24 </#if>
25 <#if name == 'authorName'>
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30 </#if>
31 </#list>
32 </#if>
33 <#if name == 'authorDescription'>
34 <#assign authorDescription = contentField.contentFieldValue.data />
35
36 </#if>
37
38 <#if name == 'authorJobTitle'>
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40
41 </#if>
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43</#list>
44
45<div class="blog-author-info">
46 <#if authorImageURL??>
47 <img class="blog-author-img" id="author-image" src="${authorImageURL}" alt="" />
48 </#if>
49 <#if authorName??>
50 <#if authorName != "">
51 <p class="blog-author-name">By <a id="author-detail-page" href="/w/${friendlyURL}?filter_category_552298=${authorCategoryId}"><span id="author-full-name">${authorName}</span></a></p>
52 <hr />
53 </#if>
54 </#if>
55 <#if authorJobTitle??>
56 <#if authorJobTitle != "">
57 <p class="blog-author-title" id="author-job-title" >${authorJobTitle}</p>
58 <hr />
59 </#if>
60 </#if>
61 <#if authorDescription??>
62 <#if authorDescription != "" && authorDescription != "null" >
63 <p class="blog-author-desc" id="author-job-desc">${authorDescription}</p>
64 <hr />
65 </#if>
66 </#if>
67</div>