Sending Data to Device
TagoIO supports two-way communication with all your devices so that it can send and receive data. There are some options for you to send data from your application to the device.
Among the methods, you can use:
- Publish to MQTT
- Post data to a end-point using HTTP
- Create a script that runs in the Analysis to access an external API
- Work with our Support Team to build a middleware that will talk directly with your device in its native protocol.
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