Intel Unite® App Plug-In Software Development Kit

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7/31/2019

Introduction

This Software Development Kit (SDK) helps you get started writing a plug-in for the Intel Unite® app. (4.2)

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Detailed Description

The Intel Unite® software offers a plugin API that provides the ability to incorporate additional business needs and functionality into enterprise deployments.

This Software Development Kit (SDK) is intended for use by IT professionals, software developers, and anyone looking to develop additional functionality for the Intel Unite application.

The Intel Unite® Plugin Reference Design for Power Control provides power control orchestration for the Intel Unite® app hub. You can write other plug-ins to interface with this plug-in, which then allows the screen to wake automatically and stay awake when a room is marked as occupied.

The Intel Unite® Plugin Reference Design for RESTful* API is a simple RESTful Client and Server example to demonstrate how to create a RESTful server and how to make RESTful API client calls, such as the current number of presenters and number of connected users. 

The Intel Unite® Plugin Reference Design for Camera Sensor is an example to demonstrate how to control the monitor using the Intel Unite® solution and a USB camera to detect room occupancy.

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