Arduino, the folks behind the low cost microcontroller board designed to teach the world about embedded development, is now eyeing the Internet of Things (IoT). In addition to creating a new ...

Still, all IoT products are a hit, and some are downright flops. If you want to ensure your product joins 2020’s 26 billion connected products, then skip the “smart” novelties and build ...

The Oplà IoT Kit follows the recent launch of the Arduino Explore IoT Kit (€99.00), featuring 10 step-by-step online education activities. That kit was aimed at high school and college students ...

The new hardware, dubbed the Arduino Portenta H7, features everything you’d need to get started with building an IoT hardware platform, including a crypto-authentication chip and communications ...

Arduino CEO Fabio Violante said in a statement that the combination of production-ready IoT hardware and secure, scalable, and easy-to-integrate cloud services will enable disruptive innovation.

To highlight how the Arduino IoT Cloud would work in tandem with the MKR family in a real-world solution, Banzi cites an agricultural example, where low power and alternative connectivity options are ...

Arduino Uno Ultimate Starter Kit and Course Bundle Learn how to build a keypad, liquid crystal displays, musical instruments, and other cool Arduino projects with the Internet of Things (IoT ...

There are a lot of IoT solutions and frameworks out there, and [Davide] demonstrates how to make a simple data logging and tracking application with his ESP8266-to-ThingSpeak project, which reads u… ...

Arduino on Tuesday announced a new low-code Internet of Things application development platform at CES 2020 in Las Vegas. It also introduced the low-power Arduino Portenta H7 module, a new family of ...

Specifically in the IoT space, operating without sophisticated security measures in place can put customers and their data at risk. Accordingly, data, network, and device security remain the primary ...

An Arduino MKR1000 reads the water temperature and controls the servos that allow him to start the shower from his phone. Time and temperature data are sent to the cloud using ThingSpeak.