A desktop simulator for running mock devices connecting to an Azure IoT Hub

Message Publisher Simulator is an application that helps in simulating a single device communication with IoT Hub, or any other message publisher that sends messages/events to Azure EventGrid and/or Azure ServiceBus. It is possible to define JSON payload, and trigger message sending. Message sending can be also time triggered.

A simple device simulator for IoT Hub

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The Azure IoT Device Simulator (.NET 5)-DPS implements a broad part of the features included in the Azure IoT Device SDK (C#) (D2C/C2D and M2C/C2M). Furthermore, the simulator implements device provisioning based on Azure IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service.

A solution for those guys looking the best way to simulate devices and use information with Azure IoT Hub

Azure IoT Hub Device Simulator

POC Akka-based IOT Hub device simulator

Nodejs typescript device simulator for Azure IoT Hub.

Ready-to-play IoT Device Simulator, preconfigured for Azure IoT Hub, and based on EU Open Data.

Azure IoT Hub Device Simulator

A device simulator to demonstrate connection to the IoT Hub with DPS and telemetry sending

device simulator for azure iot hub

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An IoT device simulator connecting to Azure IoT Hub.

Simulator for sending data to IOT hub devices

Web based device simulator for Azure IoT Hub

IoT Device Client / Simulator - mimic IoT device to send telemetry data to Azure IoT Hub

Simple Azure IoT Hub Device to Cloud Telemetry Simulator

IoT Simulator to generate random data from multiple devices and send to Azure Event Hub

This is just a weather station simulator to simulate an IoT device collected the data and send it to Azure IoT Hub

As a continuous journey for our dream summer trip, we updated the running vehicle simulator which simulates vehicles starting from one of 171 exit points on the route (mainly along Interstate 15, 70, 76 and 95) and moving in steps to east (direction=1) until reaching one of the ends of the route and then immediately changing the direction toward the other end. The device will send out a JSON message to an IoT hub every 10 seconds. A message contains the DeviceId, EventDateTime, Latitude, Longitude and engine Temperature, representing the vehicle telemetry.