Turn sensor and event data into the information that matters to you. Check out examples of how to build practical Internet of Things applications that you won’t be able to live without. Initial State is a company providing an interesting solution to integrate the IoT devices and sensors with a “business intelligence” platform….
Good news! The Fishino pinout by PIGHIXXX is now available. A great work from our friend. See all the pinout by PIGHIXXX. Fishino UNO is a development board with WiFi, microSD cards reader and RTC on board. FishinoUNO is based on Arduino platform, keeping all of its features and adding new ones. This guarantees that all Arduino’s shields…
Why “Fishino” ? The names comes to a joke made on April Fools’ Day (in Italian “Pesce d’Aprile“, and ‘Pesce‘, which sounds ‘pashe’ means Fish) made on an Arduino forum where we “presented” a new board named “Fishino Zero” which had revolutionary technical specs. The symbol, placed on board’s picture with a graphical editor,…
Program it to invent smart objects. For IoT, robots, wearables, your bright ideas. With sensors, strong MCU, bluetooth, oled & more. This compact and powerful solution has a lot of interesting features: free available 3D printing case files ARM cortex M4, based on the STM32 Nucleo board OLED displays available programmable in C and MicroPython…
Next Meet IoT event will be held in Turin on October, 1st-2nd 2015. This year you have the chance to submit your IoT project and win one of the three €15,000 prizes offered by AIZOON! Each context is reserved to single participant below 35 years old with a degree or to teams with average age…
“There are secrets hidden inside the most ordinary things, that are revealed to those who know how to look and listen”. These are the words that appear in the first few lines of a famous Italian song from the 1970s, entitled “It takes a flower”. Now, it’s clear that those lyrics were not written by…
Chad Herbert’s son Daniel was diagnosed with Benign Rolandic Epilepsy in 2014. It’s a type of epilepsy the Epilepsy Foundation says accounts for about 15 percent of all Epilepsies in children and the good news is that most children grow out of it. The bad news is that Daniel’s most affected by his condition at night or early morning…
Tomas Amberg shared with us the link to an Instructable he published on how to build a Web-enabled, Arduino-based IoT Gauge with a REST API, and connect it to the IFTTT mash-up platform, via the Yaler.net relay service he founded. The cool thing about this project is the connection with the Maker Channel of IFTTT which supports…
Today the entire world can download and install the new MS operating system, Windows 10. Most Windows 7 and 8.1 can upgrade to 10 for free, other at a starting price of €135/£99/$119. Besides the many improvements expected on the PC side, we at open-electronics.org are eager to see the promised integration with IoT and…
Google has launched Eddystone, a new open-source Bluetooth LE beacon platform which plays nicely with iOS, Android, and other OSes. Aiming to power a new age of location-based services, as well as give those responsible for managing a flock of Bluetooth beacons the tools to make sure they’re working properly, Eddystone arrives with two main…
After a successful crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter concluded last March, the startup VIPER released the first version of its development suite. As its name implies, VIPER — or “Viper Is Python Embedded in Real-time” — makes it possible for Makers, interactive designers and IoT professionals to create their next connected project in Python for the…
More and more often we find the opportunity to create Internet-connected projects by ourselves, in that category known as the Internet of Things (IoT), within which you can find smart appliances, home automation systems, medical devices, security systems and many others: a complex world, sharing the ability of being connected to the Internet. The…
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