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IBM Watson Internet of Things
Powerful Watson Cognitive APIs are free to use
Build your project with Watson Cognitive APIs and IBM Bluemix
Have Fun!
http://ibm.biz/TryWatsonIoT
John Walicki
Watson IoT
Developer Evangelist
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IBM Watson Hack Support Team
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IBM Watson Challenge - Prizes
Best Use of Watson Cognitive and Bluemix
Leverage the power of cognitive computing and connect your IoT sensors to
the the Watson IoT Platform in awe inspiring ways. The IBM Watson
Cognitive Challenge will award the winning team $2000 and $1000 for the
best use of Watson Cognitive and Bluemix API
1st Place - $2000
2nd Place - $1000
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IBM Watson IoT Promotion
Sign up for an IBM Bluemix Account
Raspberry Pi 3
and
90 day Free Trial Extension
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IBM Watson Challenge - Judging
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Bluemix Services and API Catalog
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Watson Cognitive API Catalog
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Watson IoT API Catalog
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Node-RED Visual Programming
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Bluemix Dashboard
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Zigbee Home Automation Sensors
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Get Started with Watson IoT
http://ibm.biz/TryWatsonIoT
John Walicki
Watson IoT
Developer Evangelist
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What is Bluemix IBM Bluemix
• IBM Bluemix is a cloud platform as a service (PaaS) developed by IBM. It supports several programming languages and
services as well as integrated DevOps to build, run, deploy and manage applications on the cloud.
• Bluemix is based on Cloud Foundry open technology and runs on SoftLayer infrastructure.
• Bluemix supports several programming languages including Java, Node.js, Go, PHP, Python, Ruby on Rails
Watson Internet of Things Cognitive APIs
• Hosted on Bluemix
• A series of new Watson Internet of Things (IoT) offerings, capabilities, and ecosystem partners that are designed to
extend the power of cognitive computing to the billions of connected devices, sensors, and systems that make up the
Internet of Things.
• The Watson APIs for IoT help accelerate the development of cognitive IoT solutions and services on the IBM Watson IoT
Platform. By using these APIs, you will be able to build cognitive applications that:
• Interact with humans naturally by using both text and voice
• Understand images and recognize scenes
• Learn from sensory inputs to find meaningful patterns
• Correlate data with external data sources, such as weather or Twitter