Tag: Internet of Things

The Bosch SensorTech BME688 4-in-1 pressure, humidity, temperature, and gas sensor has replaced the HTS221 humidity sensor and the LP22HB barometric pressure sensor on the MKR IoT Carrier Rev2 board for Arduino MKR boards, and the LSM6DSOX has been replaced the LSM6DS3. The Arduino MKR...

The Cytron Maker Feather AIoT S3 is an ESP32-S3 board that fits the Adafruit Feather form factor. It is good for makers and STEM education because it has LEDs for GPIOs, a buzzer, expansion headers and connectors, and support for CircuitPython and Arduino. The WiFi and Bluetooth LE IoT...

M5Stack is excited to work with Qubitro, the leading provider of an IoT application development platform, to provide customers with comprehensive, high-quality services. Through their new collaboration with Qubitro, they will be able to bring to market cutting-edge, data-driven products...

The global semiconductor giant STMicroelectronics has simplified interaction with trained devices with its new inertial sensor ISM330ISN featuring an Intelligent Sensor Processing Unit (ISPU). ISPU is essentially a low-power, high-performance programmable core with high computational...

Orca Systems announces its first-ever wireless system-on-chip (SoC) solution, which can be especially used for the satellite Internet of Things (IoT), called the ORC3990. This new SoC solution enables RF technology for TotumA, a platform that enables the worldwide tracking and...

A month back, Seeed Studio dropped a spoiler on LinkedIn regarding their plan to launch yet another product for its XIAO series featuring Raspberry Pi’s first in-house silicon tape out RP2040 SoC. A couple of years back, Seeed Studio released its hardware in the XIAO series with one...

We have already seen several modules coming to the market by Seeed Studio that was based on the SSD202 SoC, which integrated Arm Cortex-A7 processor core running at a clock frequency of up to 1.2GHz. Since this SoC is widely used in smart display applications, Seeed Studio has...

In the last few years, we have seen a proliferation of hardware that are designed to serve as our interface to the Internet of Things. We have seen boards like the Arduino, Raspberry, Particle, ESP32, and several others. These hardware have made developing and scaling for the Internet of...