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Amazon invites developers to test Sidewalk, build next billion connected devices
Seattle. United States – Amazon, Inc., has announced that Amazon Sidewalk, a secure, low-bandwidth, long-range network designed to connect the next billion devices, is now open for developer testing. Sidewalk coverage now extends to 90% of the U.S. population, and free test kits are available for developers to validate the breadth of Sidewalk coverage for
Read moreWiMi develops AIoT-based visual programming tool system to improve efficiency
Beijing, China – WiMi Hologram Cloud Inc., a global hologram augmented reality technology provider, has announced that it had developed a visual programming tool system based on AI and IoT to improve the efficiency and reduce the programming difficulty. The system provides a model-driven integrated development environment and flow-based programming with a well-developed architecture.
Read moreSeeed Studio, LORIOT partner to reinforce LoRaWAN connectivity worldwide
Seeed Studio and LORIOT have announced a partnership to support the continuously-growing ecosystem of IoT with the common goal of implementing LoRaWAN around the world.
Read moreLatest open source software frees valuable space on embedded devices, provides flexibility selecting hardware devices
Bordeaux, France – Luos, maker of open source software for edge and embedded distributed systems, announced its latest software update which saves significant space on resource-constrained multipoint control units (MCU) while providing more flexibility in choosing which MCU to use.
Read moreRemoving IT bottlenecks: The key’s simplicity
A report by Mulesoft found that the IT teams of just 37% of organisations completed all of their assigned projects last year. Digitalisation can gather valuable data insights and optimise processes, but progress is often held back by the large IT workload such projects create. Here, Johan Jonzon, CMO and co-founder in edge analytics for
Read moreSoracom leads US$5mn investment in resion.io
Soracom, Inc., provider of the cloud-native connectivity-as-a-service platform for the Internet of Things (IoT) announced participation as the lead investor in a $5 million (€4.24 million) funding round for resin.io, a provider in the use of Linux containers and other modern cloud technologies to develop, deploy, scale and manage fleets of connected devices.
Read moreQt Safe Renderer receives certification for functional safety standards in automotive and railways
The Qt Company launched the Qt Safe Renderer 1.0 to seamlessly integrate functional safety compliance into the software development process for safety-critical systems and devices. By giving organisations a head start in meeting industry-specific compliance requirements, the Qt Safe Renderer allows them to focus valuable time and resources towards moving their businesses forward.
Read moreRenesas Electronics and ASTC accelerate software development for smart cameras with virtual platform for R-Car V3M
Renesas Electronics, a supplier of advanced semiconductor solutions, Australian Semiconductor Technology Company Pty Ltd (ASTC), and VLAB Works, a subsidiary of ASTC, announced a joint development of the VLAB/IMP-TA Simulator virtual platform (VP) for Renesas’ R-Car V3M,
Read moreETSI adopts Car Connectivity Consortium’s MirrorLink Technical Specification
The Car Connectivity Consortium (CCC) and ETSI announced the publication of the MirrorLink® Specification, as ETSI Technical Specification, the TS 103 544 series. Developed by the CCC, MirrorLink is an open standard for smartphone-car connectivity that allows smartphone apps to be projected on car In-Vehicle Infotainment (IVI) systems.
Read moreCredit card-sized mangOH Red open source platform offers IoT developers interoperable building blocks
Sierra Wireless has announced mass-market availability of the mangOH™ Red open source hardware platform. Targeted at the industrial Internet of Things (IoT) and maker communities, mangOH Red is designed to be a feature-rich, low power, open source enablement platform.
Read moreIoT platforms must accommodate organisations’ needs to operate them at multiple levels
Different organisations require different functionality from IoT platforms in order to operate their services effectively. IoT platforms therefore must be able to operate at a variety of levels in order to satisfy market and end user demands, Mobeen Khan, the associate vice president for IoT Solutions at AT&T, tells Robin Duke-Woolley, the founder and chief
Read moreMicrosoft’s new tools and services to encourage developers to build more exciting and intelligent apps
Satya Nadella, Scott Guthrie and Harry Shum welcomed thousands of developers to Seattle for Build 2017 — Microsoft’s annual developer conference.
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