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Upcoming Virtual IoT meetup sessions

Wednesday, February 24, 2016 - 10:13 by Benjamin Cabé

We have some really great speakers lined up for the upcoming Virtual IoT meetup webinars. Please make sure to join the group and RSVP for the sessions you’d like to attend.
As always, we’re happy to hear your suggestions for future presentations, so feel free to drop me a note.

The real benefits of living a connected life

Friday, February 12, 2016 - 14:50 by Benjamin Cabé

It might be a bit late in the year to do a write-up on The Next Big Thing for IoT in 2016, but it doesn’t mean I cannot take a moment to take a step back from the multiple announcements around the consumer Internet of Things lately, and focus on the cornerstone for enabling a truly sustainable IoT ecosystem: Over-the-air Device Management. Of course it is important for the IoT industry at large to agree on the protocols and frameworks that shall enable IoT application development, but are we not jumping the gun here?

5 open source IoT projects to watch in 2016

Monday, February 8, 2016 - 16:57 by Benjamin Cabé

The IoT industry is slowly but steadily moving from a world of siloed, proprietary solutions, to embracing more and more open standards and open source technologies.
What’s more, the open source projects for IoT are becoming more and more integrated, and you can now find one-stop-shop open source solutions for things like programming your IoT micro controller, or deploying a scalable IoT broker in a cloud environment.

Eclipse IoT’s 2015 Year in Review

Monday, December 21, 2015 - 15:03 by Benjamin Cabé

Come the end of the year and you usually want to look back at what you’ve accomplished during the past twelve months. For us, at Eclipse IoT, it’s been a pretty busy and successful year!

Announcing the 16 winners of the Open IoT Challenge starter kit!

Wednesday, December 9, 2015 - 12:05 by Benjamin Cabé

It’s now been a bit more than 2 weeks since the second edition of the Open IoT Challenge has officially started. More than 80 teams have applied to be part of the challenge, and if you ask me, that’s really exciting!

They will be working until end of February next year to complete their project, and to demonstrate how open source and open standards can help build innovative IoT solutions faster.

Upcoming Virtual IoT meetups

Monday, November 30, 2015 - 11:05 by Benjamin Cabé

We have some great Virtual IoT meetups lined up for the next couple months! They are a great opportunity to learn about existing and emerging IoT tech, as well as to engage with some of the key people that are actually building the Internet of Things. Please make sure to check them out and register to be reminded to attend them in time!

Also, if you’re interested in presenting something cool that you’re doing in the field of IoT, please contact me!

What will you build for the Open IoT Challenge 2.0?

Friday, November 13, 2015 - 10:20 by Benjamin Cabé

I am really excited that we are having a second edition of the Open IoT Challenge. Last year, more than 60 teams entered and we ended up with some seriously cool projects being built!

Eclipse IoT at JavaOne 2015

Sunday, October 25, 2015 - 17:39 by Benjamin Cabé

If you are attending JavaOne this week, I want to make sure you don’t miss out on the many opportunities to learn more about Eclipse IoT, and meet the people behind it.

Tutorial: Connecting Eclipse Kura to AWS IoT

Friday, October 23, 2015 - 13:49 by Benjamin Cabé

Just a few weeks ago, Amazon Web Services (AWS) announced that they added the ability for their customers to manage IoT solutions. More specifically, they are offering a managed IoT platform that allows to connect your devices using HTTP or MQTT, and that integrates with other AWS services to simplify things like message processing, persistence in S3 or DynamoDB, … you name it!

How to run your web server and MQTT WebSockets broker on the same port

Thursday, October 1, 2015 - 07:48 by Benjamin Cabé

I was just asked how one can deploy a similar setup as the iot.eclipse.org MQTT sandbox, where MQTT over WebSockets is available on port 80, just like the rest of the website.

There are actually two ways of achieving this.

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