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Wiliot Ecosystem Setup Guide

Introduction

This guide will help you to set up and operate the Wiliot Ecosystem, including products like the Dual Band Wiliot Pixel Tag, Energous 1W PowerBridge, Wiliot App, and Wiliot Cloud.

Figure 1: System Diagram showing the flow: IoT Pixel ➡️ Bridge ➡️ Gateway ➡️ Wiliot Cloud.

1. Purchase a Wiliot Cloud Account

Figure 2: Wiliot Cloud Account Registration form, showing fields for contact information, company details, and interest selection, alongside Energous and Wiliot branding.

2. Purchase the PowerBridge

Figure 3: A "Request Form" for purchasing the PowerBridge, with fields for name, email, company, and kit interest, alongside an image of the Energous VN55 PowerBridge device with a ruler indicating its size.

3. Purchase Wiliot Pixel Tags

Figure 4: A purchase form for Wiliot Pixel Tags with fields for name, email, phone, and company, and images of two types of Wiliot Pixel Tags.

4. Download & Install the Wiliot App

Figure 5: QR code for Apple App Store. Figure 6: QR code for Google Play Store. Below these are screenshots of the Wiliot App installation process on an Android device. A note indicates to set Google Chrome as the default browser for Android devices.

5. Create a User Account

Figure 7: Shows the Wiliot Management interface for login and signup, a prompt to check email for activation, and an example of an activation email with a link.

6. Log into the User Account

Figure 8: Illustrates the Wiliot login process, including the login form, an email with a verification code, and the Wiliot platform dashboard showing zero devices.

7. Start the Gateway (GW)

Figure 9: Shows the Wiliot App interface with the "Gateway Mode" activated, indicating the phone is acting as a gateway to detect Wiliot devices and send data to the Wiliot Cloud.

8. Observe the GW (auto) Assignment

Figure 9: Depicts the Wiliot platform dashboard showing the "Gateways" section, and a detailed view of the Gateways list with status indicators.

9. Register a GW device (optional)

Figure 10: A series of screenshots from the Wiliot App demonstrating the steps for registering a GW device, including Edge settings, Wi-Fi configuration, and AP mode setup. The final screen shows the Wiliot App can be turned off after setup.

10. GW device / FW update (optional)

Figure 11: Shows the Wiliot platform interface for updating Gateway firmware, including the "Firmware Update" dialog and the progress indication.

11. Claim the PowerBridge

Figure 12: Illustrates the process of claiming a PowerBridge on the Wiliot platform, showing the bridge connection port and the platform interface for managing bridges.

12. Prepare PowerBridge for FW Update

Figure 11: Shows the Wiliot platform interface for editing bridge settings, specifically highlighting the "otaEnabled" field to prepare for firmware updates.

13. Run FW Update

Figure 12: A sequence of Wiliot App screens demonstrating the firmware update process for a bridge, from initiating the update to confirming its success.

14. Configure the Operation Parameters

Figure 13: Shows the Wiliot platform interface for editing bridge settings, focusing on configuring various operation parameters like pacing rate, output power, and frequency. Notes advise setting parameters according to manufacturer recommendations.

15. Create a Location

Figure 14: Illustrates the process of creating a new location on the Wiliot platform, showing the "Add Location" form and a map interface for setting coordinates.

16. Partition a location into zones

Figure 15: Shows the Wiliot platform interface for partitioning a location into zones, including selecting a location, navigating to the "Zones" tab, and adding a new zone.

17. Link PowerBridge to location/zone

Figure 16: Illustrates linking a PowerBridge to a location/zone on the Wiliot platform, showing the "Add Edge Device" interface and the Bridges list.

18. Prepare Pixel Transfer

Figure 17: Shows the Wiliot platform interface for preparing a pixel transfer, including Account Management and User Management sections.

19. Request Pixel Transfer

Figure 18: Continues the pixel transfer preparation, showing the Users Management interface with options to add users.

20. Run Pixel Transfer

Figure 19: Illustrates running a pixel transfer on the Wiliot platform, showing the "Transfer Pixels" interface with options for method settings, pixel selection, and account selection.

21. Create Asset Category

Figure 20: Shows the Wiliot platform interface for creating asset categories, including the "Add Category" form and examples of category types like "Object" and "Liquid Container". A note emphasizes this is vital for event generation.

22. Associate Pixel to Asset

Figure 21: Illustrates associating a Pixel to an Asset on the Wiliot platform, showing the "Add Asset" form with options to select a category, enter an Asset ID, and attach pixels. A note emphasizes this is vital for event generation.

23. Create MQTT Connection

Figure 22: Shows the Wiliot platform interface for creating an MQTT connection, including connection type selection, settings for URL, topic, username, password, and body content, as well as a "Test Connection" result.

24. Receive Tag Events on Web Platform

Figure 23: Illustrates receiving tag events on the Wiliot web platform, showing the Assets tab and a graph displaying sensor data over time.

25. Interact with the System over Mobile

Figure 24: Demonstrates interacting with the Wiliot system via the mobile app, showing screens for "Show Nearby", "Assets", "Pixels", "Bridges", and configuring parameters like Pacing Rate and Energizing Pattern.
Models: Dual Band Wiliot Pixel Tag, Energous 1W PowerBridge, Wiliot, Wiliot Wireless Power Network Ecosystem, Wireless Power Network Ecosystem, Power Network Ecosystem, Network Ecosystem, Ecosystem

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