Unified Namespace Example with HighByte

This example includes a Unified Namespace (UNS) walkthrough of using Tulip with two of our partners, HighByte and HiveMQ, to contextualize machine inputs around a common model and framework. HiveMQ provides a simplified MQTT broker for collecting machine data. Contextualizing this machine data with HighByte, as opposed to inputting raw machine values, streamlines usage in Tulip

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