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Integrations

  • Adapter interface: how an external platform is connected.
  • ChirpStack: the reference LoRaWAN network server, local setup, bootstrap and simulator.
  • KPN LoRa (ThingPark): HTTP push events and the ThingPark downlink API.
  • LORIOT: websocket output with downlinks on the same connection.
  • Netmore: export format over HTTP push or MQTT, downlinks through the LoRaWAN Portal or Netmore Connect API.
  • akenza.io: webhook samples, downlinks through the akenza REST API.
  • The Things Stack: webhook events, downlinks through the application API, gateways from the gateway API.
  • Actility ThingPark: the ThingPark adapter of KPN under its own name for public and private deployments.
  • CRA IoT: the Czech national LoRaWAN network; LORIOT-shaped messages over its HTTP endpoint, downlinks and devices through its REST API.
  • Traccar: the non-LoRaWAN tracking source over its websocket, with the command proof of concept.
  • AddaxAI Connect: camera trap detections as SPECIES_DETECTION events, polled with a cursor.
  • Cloudloop (Iridium): RockBLOCK satellite messages over a webhook, commands as SBD messages.
  • Rock7 RockBLOCK (Iridium): the older RockBLOCK platform, for the modems still registered there; deliveries as a form or JSON, commands through the MT web service.
  • Gateways and connectivity: the gateway registry and the coverage analysis per device.
  • Outbound integrations: durable deliveries with retries, backfill and a delivery log; webhook and MQTT targets.
  • EarthRanger via Gundi: positions as observations and events as EarthRanger events.
  • EarthRanger direct API: the same, straight to a site with its token; corrected events are updated in place.
  • WildlifeNL: collar positions and temperatures as borne sensor readings, camera trap detections as species detections.
  • FerusTracker: collar positions and status as the decoded uplink documents its Node-RED flow sends today.
  • Generic HTTP and generic MQTT sources exist as well, and two built-in sources carry what a browser reads over Web Bluetooth and what a person uploads as a raw log file (see devices).