BBC Click explores the future of automation in agriculture and the role of AI in growing our food in the future.
This extension is a complement to the Azure IoT Toolkit and brings all the functionality you need to develop modules and configurations for Azure IoT Edge devices.
Bringing an IoT project from proof-of-concept to production is not an easy task, especially if the Cloud and IT are not your core business.
Elite partners like Codit, will help customers integrate Azure IoT solutions and drive projects to production. Sam Vanhoutte joined Olivier on the IoT Show to share some of Codit’s experiences and how, with Azure IoT, they helped their customers achieve their digital transformation. Learn more about Codit’s IoT Gateway app Nebulus: https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-us/product/web-apps/codit.nebulus
The team building the Azure IoT Hub platform is permanently listening and adapting to customers requirements and needs, and as you’ll hear in this episode of the IoT Show, much has been added since the service first went live 2 years ago.
Here is an update on the latest features added to the Azure IoT Hub service and SDKs, directly from Kevin Miller, lead of the Azure IoT platform PM team.
Jon Gallant works with customers on a daily basis to help them build Azure IoT solutions. In this video, he walks us through how to get started with IoT Edge Development from scratch using the Azure IoT Edge Runtime and the Azure IoT Portal.
If you’r curious about how to build your own Magic Mirror, the Youtube channel Nerdphilia has a walkthough, complete with pet shenanigans.
Here’s an explainer about the technology behind RFID. I plan to make something cool with Windows 10 IoT Core soon involving this technology.
John Spaith is lead developer on the C SDK for Azure IoT. In the video below, watch him and Olivier Bloch go through the SDK usage and portability for IoT devices running Linux, Windows or real time OSs as well as microcontrollers.
Ted Way comes to the IoT Show to introduce Machine Learning and show an example of an IoT solution doing predictive maintenance with Azure Machine Learning.
Arthur C Clarke once famously said, “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.”
Recently, a family trip to Great Wolf Lodge proved this out as the MagiQuest game provides the look and feel of magic with RFID, IoT, and creativity.
As a data and gadget geek, I could not resist pointing this out. 
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