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Using OSUS and node red to integrate IoT devices based on events

The Army Research Lab’s Open Standard for Unattended Sensors (OSUS) is an extensible vendor-neutral sensor controller. OSUS provides a simple user interface for connecting to sensors and a rudimentary data processing capability. Integrating Open Source Internet of Things (IoT) technology such as Node Red can greatly extend the capabilities of OSUS and improve the User Experience.