For reelyActive Users & Developers
Our open architecture affords the freedom to do-it-yourself
Platform Overview
Understand physical spaces and the real-time dynamics of the people and assets within.
The reelyActive technology platform makes it possible to observe who/what is where/how, in real-time, in any physical space. This is achieved by detecting and locating all the radio-identifiable devices that are present, and then representing this information in the standard language of the web.
The result is effectively a table of who/what is present, updating in real-time, and including details on the location and status of each occupant. While simple in concept, this table enables complex and wide-reaching applications, especially when stored in a database for analysis over time.
Quick Start
Choose between a hands-on or a theoretical approach
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Hello Pareto Anywhere!
A getting started guide oriented towards developers familiar with the open source software model. -
Enabling computers to understand who/what is where/how
Overview of the key insight behind reelyActive's technology and open source software.
Open Architecture
Enjoy the freedom and flexibility of interchangeable software and hardware components.
Tens of billions of radio-identifiable devices are shipping annually. Countless vendors, including reelyActive, offer radio-identification and location infrastructure. Pareto Anywhere, our open source middleware, translates their output into a real-time, web-standard data stream to feed any database and/or drive any web application.
Radio-identifiable devices
Representing people, products and places at a human scale
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Best practices for BLE identifiers
Assignment of Bluetooth Low Energy identifiers for interoperability and interpretability. -
Develop BLE applications with Bangle.js
Our step-by-step guide to program the open smartwatch for wireless sensing and identification applications. -
Develop BLE applications with Puck.js
Our step-by-step guide to program the open smart button for wireless sensing and identification applications. -
Configure a Minew E8 beacon
Our step-by-step guide to configure an E8 beacon with the BeaconSET+ app. -
Configure a Minew C6 beacon
Our step-by-step guide to configure a C6 beacon with the BeaconSET+ app. -
Configure a Minew S1 beacon
Our step-by-step guide to configure a S1 beacon with the BeaconSET+ app.
Additional references
Radio-identification infrastructure
Detecting & locating people, products and places at a human scale
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Prepare a Raspberry Pi from scratch
Our step-by-step guide to prepare a lean yet versatile SD card image for the Pi. -
Configure an Owl-in-One
Our step-by-step guide to configure the WiFi and/or program the software of an Owl-in-One. -
Create a WLAN of Owl-in-Ones and a laptop
Our step-by-step guide to create a local wireless network by configuring an Owl-in-One as an access point.
Additional references
Middleware: the "glue" between physical and digital
Connecting countless hardware and software combinations
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Install our open source software suite on a laptop
Our step-by-step guide to run reelyActive's open source software suite on a laptop or personal computer. -
Install our open source software suite on a Pi
Our step-by-step guide to make a Raspberry Pi into an open RTLS, RFID and M2M platform. -
Open Source Software packages list
A canonical list and descriptions of the core reelyActive OSS packages.
Additional references
Databases and analytics suites
Storing the real-time data stream and facilitating analysis over time
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Kibana integration overview
Our guide to integrating and using Kibana with our open source software. -
Set up a hosted Elasticsearch Service
Our step-by-step guide to setup Elastic's hosted cloud service for use with our open source software. -
Prepare a reelyActive laptop from scratch
Our step-by-step guide to prepare a laptop with the minimum prerequisites for our open source software.
Additional references
Software applications
Delivering efficiencies and experiences
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Pareto Anywhere (Web App)
Run Pareto Anywhere in a web browser that supports the experimental Web Bluetooth Scanning feature. -
Detect Interaction with a Hinged Object
Detect interaction with a door, lid or handle and visualise the timeseries data in Kibana. -
Notman House showcase
Learn about the reelyActive platform through real-world examples.
Additional references
Popular Content
Frequently accessed tutorials and references.
reelyActive on the Web
Related content of interest.