# MQTT

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To visualise data from IoT sensors in UMA you will need to connect your device or IoT gateway to UMA's MQTT server.

Different IoT vendors and technologies have different ways of utilising MQTT, whether through an IoT gateway or network server.

If you configure your IoT gateway or network server to connect with UMA's MQTT server, the data will transmit smoothly, assuming the sensor is compatible.

For more details on UMA's MQTT server email us at <mark style="color:blue;">**<support@askuma.ai>**</mark>.

### MQTT explained

For more information on MQTT take a look at AWS' guide here:&#x20;

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