The Haystack Connect 2019 conference and exhibition, our 4th biennial event, will take place May 13 - 15, 2019 at Paradise Point Resort in San Diego, California. The website is live, registration is open, and sponsorships are available at www.haystackconnect.org!
Project Haystack is proud to announce that Robin Bestel is the new Editor of our Connections Magazine. Therese Sullivan, the previous editor, did a great job on our previous issues and we are confident Robin will as well going forward.
Project Haystack is excited to announce the publication of the Spring 2018 Issue of Haystack Connections Magazine. Haystack Connections reports the news from the Haystack community around the world and provides updates on the adoption of the Project Haystack standard by consultants, end users, manufacturers and software developers, and presents stories demonstrating the success of the community as we work together to make device data easier to use across applications of all types.
We are excited to inform the community of the recent announcement regarding the cooperation and collaboration between the ASHRAE BACnet Committee, Project Haystack and Brick Schema to provide a unified data semantic modeling solution to be adopted into BACnet.
The Reference Model Working Group is excited to release their work. The document is entitled "Implementing Project Haystack Applying Haystack Tagging for a Sample Building". Click Here to download the PDF.
We wanted to let the community know that Project-Haystack was the focus of a webinar by Memoori Research. The webinar entitled:
Making Internet of Things Device Data Just Work! was presented on Nov 21 at 11 AM EST. Memoori talked to John Petze and Marc Petock from Project Haystack about the importance of data interoperability and how Project Haystack provides a universal markup language to capture IoT device data semantics.
