Back in 2023, I wrote a blog post over on DigitalUrban.org creating an app called Frame-IT. It turns out I was using ‘Vibe Coding’ and it’s changed the way I view the creation of almost everything…
Transform your iPhone into a beautifully framed, dynamic data display with MQTT Frame. Stay informed about environmental conditions, breaking news, or custom live data feeds elegantly presented within a selection of artistic frames.
Key Features:
Dynamic MQTT Integration: Easily subscribe to any MQTT topic and display live updates.
Customizable Frames: Choose from multiple high-quality decorative frames to complement your home or office décor.
Clean and Clear Data Display: Showcase important data such as temperature, pressure, news, and more with clear typography and layout.
Fullscreen Mode: Tap to seamlessly switch to an immersive fullscreen view, maximizing readability and aesthetics.
Easy Management: Add, edit, and reorder topics quickly through an intuitive interface.
Instant Updates: Receive real-time data updates over MQTT, ensuring you’re always in the know.
Perfect For:
Home Assistant/Home Automation Enthusiasts: Display sensor data, home statuses, or environmental conditions.
Personal Use: Stay updated with the latest news headlines, weather conditions, or any custom data stream.
MQTT Frame merges elegant design with powerful real-time MQTT functionality, creating the perfect smart display for any setting.
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Information We Collect
MQTTFrame does not collect, store, or share any personal data or user information. The app is designed solely to display real-time data through user-configured MQTT topics. All MQTT data subscriptions are entered and controlled by you, the user, and remain exclusively on your device.
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SHIFT, in collaboration with Arup and the Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, Connected Environments Group at University College London (UCL), have released the “SHIFT Digital Frontiers” report, a visionary roadmap outlining the transformative use of London’s physical and data assets within Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to drive innovation and act as London’s testbed for addressing pressing urban challenges. The report’s release coincides with London Data Week, underscoring the critical role of data, notably real-time data, in shaping the city’s sustainable future.
The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games sparked a renaissance in east London’s tech and innovation sector. Building on this legacy, the SHIFT digital ecosystem emerges as the next wave of east London’s evolution, aiming to transform the Park into a pioneering digital R&D hub.
The SHIFT Digital Frontiers report is the product of a dynamic collaboration between SHIFT, Arup’s Foresight and Technical Services Teams, and the Connected Environments Lab at the UCL Bartlett Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis. The report outlines the background and future development roadmap of a real-time data ecosystem to act as a testbed for the city’s big issues.
Digital Frontiers Report
The partnership has crafted a strategic vision advocating for an ambitious digital innovation ecosystem made up of startups, universities, large corporations and local authorities. Users of the Digital Frontiers platform will contribute hyper-local data and in turn enable testing and showcasing of new technologies. This ecosystem leverages data, technology infrastructure, and robust stakeholder engagement to address the climate emergency, urban health, and urban mobility.
The report articulates the strategic vision through three strategic themes: digital integration, inclusivity and environment. It also details nine essential technology requirements to ensure the digital platform’s scalability, reliability, and security, focusing on interoperable, real-time, and spatial data. Demonstrating end-to-end data journeys within the Park and beyond, a set of case studies highlights market differentiators and best practices, showcasing the potential for local and global impact. Finally, a comprehensive set of recommendations and actionable steps towards establishing governance models, addressing immediate challenges, and achieving quick wins are presented.
SHIFT Digital Frontiers aims to amplify east London’s data capabilities, acting as a digital testbed to create a template for city-wide adoption in London and beyond. By integrating three-dimensional assets with cutting-edge research hardware, the initiative sets a pioneering path for businesses to develop, test, and refine innovative solutions.
Beyond technical innovation, the SHIFT Digital Frontiers vision seeks to empower policymakers with live, actionable data, informing strategic decision-making within the UK government and beyond. It represents a transformative step towards a more informed, responsive, and dynamic governance model.
Abdul Rahim, SHIFT’s Chief Innovation Officer, said:
“We are excited to unveil the SHIFT Digital Frontiers report during London Data Week. This initiative marks a significant step in transforming the Park into a leading digital ecosystem that not only addresses climate challenges but also fosters urban health and mobility. Our collaboration with Arup and UCL has been instrumental in shaping a vision that leverages data and technology to create tangible, sustainable solutions for our communities.” – Abdul Rahim, Chief Innovation Officer, SHIFT.
