Arduino has introduced a cloud-based IoT application platform targeted at developers, system integrators and maker hobbyists.

Arduino, the open-source hardware platform, today announced the launch of a new low-code platform and modular hardware system for IoT development.

The Oplà IoT Kit follows the recent launch of the Arduino Explore IoT Kit (€99.00), featuring 10 step-by-step online education activities. That kit was aimed at high school and college students ...

The announcement comes as Google launches beta availability of its Cloud IoT Core service this week, which enables organizations to connect and manage IoT devices from Google’s cloud platform.

Arduino has announced the official release of Arduino IoT Cloud, an “Internet of Things Application Platform” enabling you to easily develop and manage IoT apps. The system first emerged back in ...

Google's Brillo, announced at the 2015 I/O conference, is a minimal IoT operating system. Here's what it means for the future of the IoT market.

Arduino, the folks behind the low cost microcontroller board designed to teach the world about embedded development, is now eyeing the Internet of Things (IoT). In addition to creating a new ...

From reading what Microchip is saying, they would like to position this as the “IoT Arduino” — something someone without a lot of experience could pick up and use to pipe data into Google cloud.

Google LLC today launched into general availability its Cloud IoT Core managed service that’s designed to help enterprises securely connect and manage their “internet of things” devices.