Qubitro Ambassador Program is branching to go local with the Qubitro Local Experts Program. As a part of Qubitro’s vision to become accessible beyond borders, we want to bring Qubitro to you, wherever you are. So join our mission and take part in contributing to your Local Community. Contribute to your Community We realize…

IoT being an integral part of cloud computing, several cloud vendors make the Internet of Things (IoT) part of the services they render. Also, with the emergence of IoT, the different platform makes IoT implementation available even to individuals. In this tutorial, I will be taking you through the steps…

Qubitro API is a great way to access, process, and connect data into custom applications. While it is possible to work with APIs in numerous ways, that’ll take quite a bit of time (and is error-prone). We recommend using Postman with the Qubitro API when exploring the APIs functionality and…

Wildfire detection with Qubitro Detection startup leverages Qubitro services to decrease go-to-market time and cloud infrastructure costs. Hot off the fire startup, Kozalak specializes in the early detection of wildfires and notifying the authorities during unusual activity by constantly measuring air quality, flammable gases, and explosive gases in the area. …

An Indoor air quality (IAQ) (synonym Ambiance) monitoring solution can provide the levels of common pollutants and other air conditions inside homes/offices in real-time. Qubitro allows solution providers to design and sell global IAQ monitoring solutions by unifying device data from multiple networks with no code, supported by a complete…

In this tutorial, I will show you how to use Qubitro MQTT in MicroPython firmware. The idea is to exchange sensor readings or commands to Qubitro Cloud via an MQTT connection. Things that you need: Rak11200 with Rak5005-O Let’s Install MicroPython on Rak11200: First, you need to install Micropython IDE to work; go to https://thonny.org/ and download the appropriate…

When I started working from home, I frequently experienced poor internet, but things improved after raising multiple complaints with the support team. As a result, I decided to monitor my internet speed 24/7, and now I have data to my claims. In this blog, I’ll teach you how to use…

Monitoring over-fermented fruits using WIO Terminal and Multichannel Gas Sensor connected to Qubitro Cloud through MQTT. Things used in this project Seeed Studio Wio Terminal Seeed Studio Grove - Multichannel Gas Sensor The Wio Terminal is a SAMD51-based microcontroller with Wireless Connectivity powered by Realtek RTL8720DN compatible with Arduino and MicroPython. Currently, wireless connectivity is…

Have you thought about the servers? Which uses the internet to load and process a high number of user requests. You might notice a warning that says “Server Down,” which means the server attained its maximum capability or performance, but we don’t know what caused it.