I have questions related pushing messages to a user.
Here is the use-case.
A user is walking inside a wifi enabled warehouse and we would like to use the glasses to send critical information and warnings about the components in that building which required the user to interact with the component(s).
We have used push notifications in android devices with ok results, but with a live hud I would like faster updates.
Basically we will send something like this to the user
{
"html": "<article>\n <section>\n <strong class=\"red\">ALERT </strong>13:10 device ABCD tolerance failure. \n </p>\n </section>\n</article>\n",
"notification": {
"level": "DEFAULT"
}
}
- How quickly can we get the information to the device?
- What is the update rate? If we see an alert from a machine can, how quickly can we refresh the user of its status.
- Is there some type of flood protection that would cause us grief?
- I assume native api will have more options, such as polling or some type of custom subscription service which we could use for faster updates than google's service. Is this correct?
Thanks Nick