Wolfram’s
‘data drop’ (WDD) service is claimed to make it easy to accumulate data
of any kind, from anywhere—setting it up for immediate computation,
visualization, analysis, querying and other operations. WDD is built on
the Wolfram Data Framework, that ‘adds semantics to data to make it
computable.’
Collections
and time series of computable data are stored in named databins in the
Wolfram Cloud and are instantly accessible from all Wolfram languages
and other systems. The WDD can handle many data types, devices and
sensors. Data can be added programmatically using a Web API, from email
or web forms. A custom Raspberry Pi API is available for
experimenters. The latest addition to the WDD is a data drop interface
for the internet of things. More from Wolfram.
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