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7. Find a way to upload the AAS created in [C#](follow-up/C-Sharp-Module) to the Java AAS Server, so it will work like the other lights.
7. Find a way to upload the AAS created in [C#](follow-up/C-Sharp-Module) to the Java AAS Server, so it will work like the other lights.
8. Properly debounce the switches on the [Demo Controller](/implementation/Demo-Controller-walkthrough). Currently, some buttons get pressed "together" even when only one is pressed (especially the ones for stopping the light controller and update the lights). It could follow [these methods](http://www.ganssle.com/debouncing.htm).
8. Properly debounce the switches on the [Demo Controller](/implementation/Demo-Controller-walkthrough). Currently, some buttons get pressed "together" even when only one is pressed (especially the ones for stopping the light controller and update the lights). It could follow [these methods](http://www.ganssle.com/debouncing.htm).
9. Make the host which the components think they are running on configurable. This way, the Docker containers do not need to use the host network stack.
9. Make the host which the components think they are running on configurable. This way, the Docker containers do not need to use the host network stack.
10. Add one of the technologies from the [analysis](follow-up-II/Analysis-of-existing-IIoT-technologies) or a similar one.
