Devices

Devices in Kilo IoT Server — Digital Twin model, lifecycle, registration, configuration, normalization.

Every device registered on the Kilo IoT Server becomes a Digital Twin — a complete digital representation that captures the device's identity, sensor configuration, telemetry history, photos, and connection binding in one persistent model. Most twins are backed by physical hardware; some are driven by the platform itself, so a deployment can be built and proven before any sensor is installed.

The Devices section covers the full device lifecycle, from registration to day-to-day operation.

In this section

• Registering Devices — the shared registration flow, and the fields each connector type asks for.

• Device Management — editing a registered device, copying one, and re-binding its connection.

• Device Diagnostics — why a device is silent: reception status, pipeline, and the event feed.

• Metrics — units, metric keys and templates that normalize raw sensor data across manufacturers.

• Payload Decoding and Connector Keys — see which fields a device reports and what values they carry.

• MIOTY Devices and MIOTY Blueprints — commissioning MIOTY endpoints and decoding their payloads.

• Emulated Devices — devices that generate their own data, so you can build before the hardware arrives.

• Device Commands — defining, confirming and dispatching the actions a device can perform.