Tag: IoT

Seed Studio has upgraded its Wio Tracker with support for Amazon's Sidewalk IoT Network. Based on the established Wio Tracker 1110 model it's now offering Amazon Sidewalk (LPWAN) IoT connectivity in the US. Amazon Sidewalk is a secure community network that connects IoT devices via...

Everything Smart Technology recently announced the EST-PoE-32 Dev Board, a new addition to their IoT and ESP-based product lineup. This board offers a Power-over-thernet feature along with wireless connectivity and can be used for IoT projects and Smart Home solutions. The board is...

The Adafruit Metro ESP32-S3 is a development board based on the ESP32-S3, designed in a form factor similar to an Arduino UNO or Adafruit Metro. The board features built-in Wi-Fi Bluetooth capabilities and can be programmed with Arduino or Circuit Python. The core of the board is an...

Streamlining IoT Connectivity with Blues Wireless's Notecards and Notehub Blues Wireless, a provider of IoT connectivity, has announced a new line of Notecards. A Notecard is a versatile and compact IoT connectivity module that facilitates easy and efficient...

In a recent update, the Arduino team announced significant updates to their Arduino Cloud platform, while taking notes on user feedback to enhance its functionality and design. Improvements include a new user interface, improved sketch management, and enhanced IoT project templates. In...

In an effort to optimize the Linux kernel developer and tinkerer Naveen Kumar, has successfully run a lightweight Linux-based operating system on an Arduino NanoESP32. In the past few years, we have seen many unimaginable projects with ESP devices and the pocket-sized Linux PC is not...

The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to improve daily life, revolutionizing and changing the traditional way of living into a high-tech lifestyle. It has indeed brought about an increased level of comfort and convenience to many and has also helped a lot of people and businesses...

TinyM2Net is a multimodal learning framework, designed to work with resource-constrained tiny devices like microprocessors and microcontrollers. When tested with COVID-19 audio detection and battlefield object detection, It outperformed similar recognition tools and worked well on a...