At the Embedded Linux Conference this week, [Massimo Banzi] announced the beginning of what will be Arduino’s answer to the cloud, online IDEs, and a vast ecosystem of connected devices.

Over the weekend the official Arduino team has announced that the Arduino IoT Cloud service now supports ESP32 devices, ” bringing IoT devices of all kinds together”.

You can’t screw up Arduino’s new DIY electronics kit The $87 Plug and Make Kit includes an Arduino microcomputer, electronic components, and tutorials for building several IoT devices.

This case study exemplifies how businesses can use Arduino Cloud to enhance their IoT infrastructure and how integration with AWS can make IoT device management more accessible.

Foundries.io and Arduino are joining forces to make embedded Linux-powered internet of things and edge computing devices more secure. The deal will combine technological innovations with Foundries' ...

For the longest time, the creators of the Arduino have been looking at how to bring the Arduino platform into the cloud. Ethernet and WiFi shields technically work, but if you’re processing d… ...

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

Arduino, the IoT development platform, has announced the full release of Arduino IoT Cloud - an end-to-end solution that makes building connected projects easier for makers, IoT enthusiasts and ...

Communication between the device and user is created through the cloud and mobile technology, and you can also use the ESLOV modules together with the online or desktop Arduino Editor.

We've written about Arduino Cloud before, but now the Arduino team has updated its platform's support for third-party devices. Specifically, there is now extended ESP32 support - i.e. non Arduino ...