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# Add Devices to the Application
The Internet of Things is concerned with objects or **things**. In this segment, we will create a **device** for storing data.
After we create an application and click on the application that has been created, the page below will appear. Please click **Add Device**. In addition to connecting **Add Device** to add a device, you can also create a device using the RESTful API in the [HTTP API](https://antares.id/id/docs.html#http) segment. You can also subscribe to the device, so if new data enters the device, you will get a **notification**. You can take advantage of these notifications to create logic in the programs you make.
First, create a device name like in the image below, in this tutorial, the device will be named **"sensorSignal"**. **then also select one of the active packages you have**. If you have set the device name and selected the package then click **+ Add**
A display will appear of the device that has been created. Data from the device will be entered and displayed in the table provided as shown below.
Devices that have been successfully created will be displayed on the Applications dashboard page.
Congratulations, you have successfully created a device. Follow the next step to put the data on the device that you have created.
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