IoT with Sigfox and Google Cloud
summary
Shows an end-to-end Sigfox → Google Cloud pipeline that actually works live: battery microcontroller (Sens’it) sends 12‑byte uplinks (three radio bursts, up to ~6 messages/hour), Sigfox forwards via configurable callbacks into Cloud Functions which push to Pub/Sub; a device‑specific parser (BitStruct) decodes payloads and streams rows to BigQuery, with configs stored in Datastore and optional downlink (8 bytes). Costs cited $1–$15/device/year, coverage in ~60 countries, and Sigfox Atlas provides rough locations used with BigQuery GIS and Maps.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:33Low Power Wide Area Networks
- 3:12What is LP1
- 8:48Integration
- 10:23Cloud Functions
- 11:27Cloud Pops Up
- 14:27Requirements
- 15:23Configuring callbacks
- 17:20Creating callbacks
- 17:54Sigfox API
- 19:23Device Specific Backend
- 20:23Sigfox Device
- 20:44Google Cloud
- 22:28Google Cloud callback
- 23:33BigQuery parser
- 24:38Commandline tool
- 26:52BigQuery
- 27:43Data Warehouse
- 29:46Message Period
- 30:33New Configuration
- 31:34Recap
- 32:03Python Code
- 36:11Big Query
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