@RM12 ,
I do not know what options the Polar Band provides for communication. One method of extracting information from another system would be using a REST API. You could have ThingWorx making a request for data from the device or the Polar Band web site. The device might have the ability to make a REST call into ThingWorx.
If you want ThingWorx to request information from a Polar Band REST API, you could do something like
var urlParams = "?uid="+<userid>+"&AuthToken="+<token>;
var params = {
url: "https://<domain>/<restAPI>"+urlParams
};
var result = Resources["ContentLoaderFunctions"].GetText(params);
This function does a POST type transaction and the information is returned as an infotable.
If there is a REST API the tool POSTMAN can be very useful in working out the connection parameters.
There are also REST API which can send information to ThingWorx.
In your previous post you said that you had a Android application which was extracting information from the Polar Band. If you created the Android application which is receiving the data you can send it to ThingWorx by making a REST API to add the data.
Another method of getting data into ThingWorx is to use Kepware which can communicate with devices which are capable of sending message on the network. You will need to configure Kepware or add a driver which can accept the communication. Because Polar Band is a wireless device some method of getting the information from the device needs to be provided.
Let me know if any of this is helpful.
Peter