TrackNTrace

Landing Page for all Repositories used for creating of EPCIS-IoT based Product Tracking & Tracing.

Repositories

The repositories listed here are in accordance to the Bottom-Top Approach to the proposed architecture in the research papers.

Repository	Purpose
EPCIS-IoT-Arduino	Arduino Library to Program ESP32 Microcontrollers with BME280 and sending information via MQTT to a Broker
tiguitto for nimble-platform	Complete Telegraf + InfluxDB + Grafana + Mosquitto MQTT broker with Parsing configuration for EPCIS-IoT
EPCIS-IoT-detection-mechanism	Automated Script in python3.x to contextually merge EPCDocuments and IoT information
tracking-iot-blockchain-service	RESTful Service for Validating EPCIS-IoT Data w/Blockchain & quering IoT Data
Tracking Microservice for NIMBLE Platform	Microservice to provide product tracking information for NIMBLE Platform Frontend
Oliot EPCIS for NIMBLE Platform	Oliot EPCIS for the NIMBLE Platform

Deprecated Repositories

Use the nimble-platform/tiguitto to use Telegraf as a parsing mechanism for Published MQTT information on a MQTT Broker.

Deprecated Repositories	Purpose
EPCIS-IoT-Parser	Python3.x Parser for parsing incoming MQTT Messages and adding relevant EPC meta-data to IoT Sensor data
epcis-iot-backend	GraphQL backend for configuring EPCIS Sites and mapping EPCIS and IoT information used by the Parser
epcis-iot-backend	Generic Frontend in Angular to interact with GraphQL endpoint to perform CRUD application for Sites

Information

NIMBLE Project has received funding from the European Union's H2020 research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 723810

Development Team

Scientific Papers

Desai S., Deng Q., Wellsandt S., Thoben KD. (2019) An Architecture of IoT-Based Product Tracking with Blockchain in Multi-sided B2B Platform. In: Ameri F., Stecke K., von Cieminski G., Kiritsis D. (eds) Advances in Production Management Systems. Production Management for the Factory of the Future. APMS 2019. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology, vol 566. Springer, Cham DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-30000-5_57