Illiri is a technical service that connects two or more devices or platforms (mobile, web, radio, TV, etc.) together.
The Illiri API allows developers to access and integrate the functionality of Illiri with other applications and to create new applications. Some example API methods include connecting devices, starting and managing sessions, and managing account information.
Of the many APIs we published this week, eight were highlighted on the blog by our team of writers. In this post, we’ll shine a spotlight on those eight, which included the app55 API. The app55 API is a UK-based payment service provider that offers developers a simple, secure payment method. The most unique feature of the API is its PCI outsourcing, allowing for third parties to better handle the security. To learn more about the app55 API visit the app55 site as well as the app55 API blog post.
Rock Seven provides satellite tracking products and IoT devices for government, military, NGOs, and private institutions. The Rock Seven API allows developers to send messages to RockSTAR devices,...
Notion provides sensors that monitor doors and windows, sounding smoke and CO alarms, water leaks, and temperature changes. The Notion Bridge device connects to a Wi-Fi network to relay information...
The Noonlight API allows companies to remotely dispatch emergency services (Police, Fire, EMS) to their users via simple API. When the API call is made, an alarm is created that is handled by one of...
iQuipsys Positron is a REST interface designed to provide tracking capabilities for personnel and equipment. Positron offers real-time monitoring, recording and playback functions, rules and alarms...
