Summary
In this chapter, we explored the Scheduler and how we can use the Arduino IoT Cloud to automate tasks that have different patterns or random patterns of operation. We used simple LEDs with the MKR Wi-Fi 1010 to demonstrate multiple Scheduler/timer operations, which helped you to understand how to use this function in real-world projects, such as in smart agriculture and smart industry.
In the second part of the chapter, we explored OTA. Firstly, we discussed the pros and cons of OTA and how we can save time and costs with it. Then, we used OTA-enabled development boards to demonstrate the use of the OTA feature, and finally, we explored how OTA works behind the scenes.
In the following chapter, we will implement a healthcare project. You will learn how to use a heartbeat sensor as well as the Arduino IoT Cloud webhooks feature, which will send data to a third-party service (Zapier). We will use Zapier to set up a Zap, which will receive the heartbeat readings and send...