Connect IoT data to mixed reality with Azure Digital Twins and Unity
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In this module, you’ll learn to stream simulated operational telemetry data from physical assets to Azure Digital Twins and visualize data in Unity and mixed reality.
Connect to a digital twin data source on Azure., Stream telemetry data to assets in your Unity scene, using Azure services, including Azure Digital Twins., Visualize the data in mixed reality by using Azure SignalR Service., Send data updates from mixed-reality app back to Azure Digital Twins.
An Azure subscription, A mixed-reality project for Azure Digital Twins in a Unity module, A 3D scene in Unity that uses the Bing Maps SDK module, Configured 3D assets in a Unity scene module, Azure service creation and configuration knowledge, The Azure CLI for Windows, Domain User Microsoft Entra ID (not Guest), Basic Azure CLI knowledge, Basic Azure PowerShell knowledge, Desktop Development with C++ workload installed in Visual Studio
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