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Oracle IoT Connected Worker Cloud Service

In this learning path, you setup the Connected Worker application on an emulator. You register and activate your devices, and then create projects, locations, users,and incidents. You also simulate worker movement.

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beginner Beginner
duration 12 Min
modules 7 Modules

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  • Introduction
      duration 0 Min
    After completing this learning path, you will be able to configure the required entities for Oracle IoT Connected Worker Cloud Service. You will also be able to monitor all of the created business entities and view results.
     
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    • In Oracle IoT Connected Worker Cloud Service, you can create entities such as devices, projects, locations, users, and incidents. You learn to install the Connected Worker application on an Android emulator. When all the previous entities are created, you can monitor them and simulate worker movement.

  • Installing the Oracle IoT Connected Worker Mobile Application on an Android Emulator
      duration 1 Min
    Install the Oracle IoT Connected Worker Mobile Application on an Android emulator. To install the Oracle IoT Connected Worker Mobile Application, you’ll download the Oracle IoT Connected Worker Mobile Application APK, and install the Oracle IoT Connected Worker Mobile Application APK on an Android emulator.
     
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  • Registering and Provisioning a Mobile Device
      duration 2 Min
    Register a mobile device in Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service and then you'll provision the mobile device in your Android emulator. To register and provision a mobile device, you’ll complete these tasks: 1) Register the mobile device in Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service, 2) Download the provisioning file for the mobile device in Oracle Internet of Things Cloud Service, and 3) Import the provisioning file in the Android emulator.
     
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  • Creating Projects and Project Locations
      duration 3 Min
    Create projects and then you’ll create project locations. Project locations identify the location where the project is being completed and help monitor worker performance and safety. To create projects and project locations, you’ll complete these tasks: 1) Create a new project, 2) Create project locations, 3) Locate my projects in the map view, and 4) Create new users and assign them to a project.
     
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  • Creating Rules to Monitor Worker Safety
      duration 2 Min
    Create two rules that generate incident notifications and send messages to workers when they enter a restricted area.
     
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  • Activating a Geofence Rule
      duration 2 Min
    Use the Android emulator to generate a geofence alert in your Oracle IoT Connected Worker Cloud Service instance. To generate the geofence alert, you’ll simulate the movement of a worker to a restricted area to activate an incident notification, and confirm the incident notification was sent to Oracle IoT Connected Worker Cloud Service.
     
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  • Reporting Hazards and Sending Notifications
      duration 3 Min
    Use the Android emulator to report a workplace hazard and then you’ll send a hazard notification to other workers.
     
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