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Top 30 DIY IoT Projects - From Basics to Advanced “Internet of Things” is one of the most used technology buzzwords of the current times. After all, who’d have guessed that one day we'd have access to technology that will allow us to connect commonplace objects – such as lights, kitchen appliances, door lock systems, baby monitors, and electrical appliances – to a centralized and integrated network and operate them from… |
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The Things Industries Brings LoRaWAN to AWS Marketplace for End to End IoT Applications The Things Industries has announced its Enterprise Internet of Things network management software on Amazon Web Services Marketplace (AWS Marketplace). This service will allow customers to integrate LoRaWAN easily within their current developer operations in AWS, without imposing any further overhead costs. Bringing LoRaWAN to Amazon Web Services… |
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Enhanced RX65N Wi-Fi Connectivity Cloud Kit Simplifies Secure IoT Endpoint Device Connections to Amazon Web Services Renesas Electronics launched enhanced RX65N Cloud Kit featuring onboard Wi-Fi, environmental, light and inertial sensors, and support for Amazon FreeRTOS connected to Amazon Web Services (AWS). The Renesas’s kit provides embedded designers a fast start and secure connection to Amazon Web Services (AWS). To create IoT applications, the developers can utilise Renesas’s e2… |
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STMicroelectronics Extends Amazon FreeRTOS Support with BluetoothR, Ethernet, LTE Cat-M / NB-IoT Starter Kit STMicroelectronics announced extended support for Amazon FreeRTOS with new starter kits for the STM32, ST’s popular family of 32-bit Arm® Cortex®-M microcontrollers.
ST is leveraging AWS to boost designers’ efforts to create easily connectable Internet of Things (IoT) nodes with the combination of ST’s… |
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Publishing Temperature and Humidity Sensor Data to AWS - IoT using Raspberry Pi Raspberry Pi has always been the first choice for developing IoT based applications if some level of computation is involved. With the flexibility of python and strong developer community it is very easy to collect, log, analyze or report a set of data using the Pi. In this tutorial we will learn how to blend in the power of Raspberry Pi with the Amazon AWS service to… |
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Getting Started with Amazon AWS for IoT Projects It is estimated that there will be around 20.4 billion devices connected to the internet by 2020, well how big is this number? To give a figure the total world population is 7.6 billion, meaning there will be around 3 devices connected to the internet for every human on the earth. This makes it evident that Internet of things will have a major role and strong impact in the… |