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Combining signals with context 
 in the Internet of Things Romain Huet Developer Advocate @romainhuet

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The Internet is made of people @romainhuet

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… and: objects, services, sensors the Internet of Things @romainhuet

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The Internet of Things is
 broadcasting, analyzing, responding @romainhuet

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@TwitterAds | Confidential 255M+ 500M+ 77% Active users Tweets per day of users are outside the US 2006 2014 @romainhuet

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Twitter is global, open and real-time @romainhuet

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Twitter is the shortest distance between you (@) and what interests you most (#) @romainhuet

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Twitter is there at
 world events @romainhuet

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@romainhuet

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Twitter is the pulse
 of the planet @romainhuet

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Using the Twitter Platform 
 for the Internet of Things @romainhuet

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Many objects tweet @romainhuet

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from plants… to ferries… @romainhuet

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to houses… @romainhuet

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to sensors… @romainhuet

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@romainhuet to animals…

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Smart environments @romainhuet

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Objects bring Tweets to 
 the physical world @romainhuet

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@romainhuet

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@romainhuet

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@romainhuet

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Twitter is a great I/O channel 
 for the IoT @romainhuet

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@romainhuet

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Twitter APIs deal both with the
 right now and what happened @romainhuet

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Streaming APIs allow you to
 ingest what’s happening right now @romainhuet

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Streaming APIs allow you to
 ingest what’s happening right now POST https://stream.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/filter.json follow: 3946301
 track: #WorldCup
 locations: 2.1632,48.7429,2.5051,48.9679
 Data: @romainhuet

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GET https://stream.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/sample.json Returns ~1% of all firehose data, statistically relevant. Streaming APIs allow you to
 ingest what’s happening right now GET https://stream.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/firehose.json Returns all firehose data, requires business deal. @romainhuet

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143,199
 Tweets per second 5,700 TPS on average @romainhuet

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REST APIs let you perform actions
 and look at what happened @romainhuet

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Tweets GET statuses/show/:id Timelines GET statuses/home_timeline GET statuses/user_timeline GET statuses/mentions_timeline POST statuses/update Search GET search/tweets … Users, Favorites, Direct Messages, Followings & Followers,
 Lists, Saved Searches, Trends, Geo, Spam Reporting REST APIs let you perform actions
 and look at what happened @romainhuet

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Let’s see a demo! :) @romainhuet

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Streaming APIs t.co/streaming Developer Resources REST API t.co/rest Create Apps t.co/apps Open Source @Twitter t.co/opensource Demos t.co/apidemos Certified Products t.co/certified @romainhuet

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#ThankYou Romain Huet @romainhuet [email protected]