Wednesday, November 9, 2016

IoT and coding : The most important IoT programming languages

The Internet of Things (IoT) is an entirely new platform for developers and engineers, but one thing should remain consistent as we move into this new world, the programming languages. From our limited time checking out IoT projects, developers seem to be utilizing the same languages for their projects, while also integrating some specific changes for IoT. What languages are the best for IoT? From speaking2 to industry folks that have...

Google solidifies its IoT strategy with its Brillo OS

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. Based on its premise of connecting everyday objects, the Internet of Things (IoT) has the potential for massive growth of its market size. Wearables and the connected home are merely the beginning for what is bound to be one of the next big things in tech. But like so many emerging markets, its innovators...

How Google Cloud Platform supports IoT development

When considering Google Cloud Platform, most people will think about how companies are building out websites and backend infrastructure. However, Google is increasingly targeting another kind of development on its platform—IoT. On Wednesday, at the Google Cloud Platform Next conference, Google's head of IoT solutions, Preston Holmes, lead a breakout session explaining how Google approached IoT development and how it wants to support the infrastructure. Holmes...

Saturday, November 5, 2016

The Intel® Edison Board Made for Brillo

Brillo* is a solution from Google* for building connected devices. Incorporating aspects of the Android* platform, Brillo brings security, local and inter-device service compatibility, and a modular approach to system components to your Intel IoT technology. Verified functionality with Brillo for the Intel® Edison board results in a versatile and speedy time-to-market platform for scaling your projects beyond proofs of concept....