A simple example of how to read a Xively feed from MATLAB
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An example of how to read a Xively feed from MATLAB. Xively promotes the IoT (Internet of Things) provinding a platform for easily uploading and accessing data. There are libraries for a variety of languages, but apparently not for MATLAB. However, they offer a REST API.
This example script uses this API to get CPU load and CPU temperature from a Raspberry Pi and uses it to plot a figure of the increasing of temperature over time, taking into account only datapoints where the CPU load was low.
Cite As
Jorge (2026). XivelyRead (https://github.com/JorgeGT/XivelyRead), GitHub. Retrieved .
Acknowledgements
Inspired by: export_fig, Intelligent Dynamic Date Ticks
General Information
- Version 1.1.0.0 (132 KB)
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