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This is a submission from Keysight Technologies on their collaboration with VIOMI, a leading provider of IoT-enabled smart home products, to accelerate the market introduction of innovative 5G-enabled IoT devices for consumers in China.

This is a submission from Microchip Technology Inc. Continuing to execute upon its core strategy of delivering smart, connected and secure systems, the company today announced its cloud agnostic, turnkey, full-stack embedded development solutions.

This is a submission from SECO on the acquisition of InHand, a Maryland-based leading provider of low-power rugged embedded systems and software to original equipment manufacturers of handheld, portable, Internet of Things (IoT), and wireless devices for the military/defense, industrial, medical, transportation, infotainment and field operations equipment markets.

With the MKR FOX 1200 board now registered to the Sigfox network, nothing stands in the way of trying out our first communication experiments. We will make our Sigfox device transmit the customary ‘Hello World!’ greeting message using the cloud.

There’s a never-ending stream of new applications in the IoT environment. One of them is the IoT button – a button that can be programmed and used for any desired purpose. It requires a network connection and draws its logic from the cloud. The first article of this series is about the IoT architecture based on serverless cloud computing, as well as the interaction of hardware and software.

It happens to all of us — you’re at home and there’s a caller at the door but for some reason or other you do not hear the doorbell buzz or ring! No problem if the person at the door has your phone number handy as he or she will be able to get hold of you. In all other cases, Catch-22 governs, which is especially annoying when you stayed home desperately waiting for a parcel delivery within a certain time frame. Here now comes a DIY project to end such inconvenience.

This is a submission from SECO on the SENSE-D01, their newest microcontroller for industrial applications. SENSE-D01 is SECO’s enfant terrible, a through-and-through silicon factotum in the embedded realm. To put it plainly, it is a cost-effective, wireless Industrial IoT microcontroller with battery support that is marked by impressive ease of use and a great degree of flexibility provided to the users.

This is a submission from SECO on EDGEHOG, their IIoT-as-a-service platform that leverages SECO’s multidisciplinary expertise in electronics, embedded software, and system integration.

This is a submission from Apacer Technology. They will once again participate in the Embedded World trade show in Nuremberg, Germany. In response to the Internet of Things (IoT) and Industry 4.0 industry trends, the company has formed alliances with industrial IoT leaders.

STMicroelectronics has made available a software expansion package (I-CUBE-LRWAN) for developers working with LoRaWAN® STM32L4 microcontroller-based systems to implement the latest FUOTA specification...