Build IoT apps with AWS and Zerynth – new video on Twitch
The AWS channel on Twitch just published a video that discusses how to build IoT apps with AWS and Zerynth.
Using Zerynth and XinaBox AH01 (ATECC508A) for Hardware Security Implementation in IoT Nodes
If you’re interested in the combination of XinaBox and Zerynth you’ll sure like this tutorial on how to use the AH01 xChip with Zerynth Studio.
Combining Internet of Things and Machine Learning using Zerynth, Microsoft Azure and XinaBox
We’ve got an exciting tutorial to share with you, another great find from hackster.io. This time it’s a machine learning tutorial with Zerynth, XinaBox, and Microsoft Azure.
New Zerynth-powered XinaBox IoT kit is here – XK52 IoT Core Kit
Our partner XinaBox has a released a new Zerynth-powered IoT kit – XK52. It’s designed for prototyping IoT devices and it includes two CW02 xChips (with a Zerynth license onboard).
Codemotion Python challenge is done – meet the winners
The Codemotion Python challenge has ended, and we’re happy to tell you that we’ll share the names of the talented winners.
Zerynth and TOI SPRINT 4.0 workshop at the La Salle in Barcelona
The TOI – Things on Internet team has just finished their week-long course at the La Salle Campus in Barcelona. The students got a unique opportunity to learn from industry experts.
UVA and UVB sensor project with XinaBox and Zerynth
Learn how to create a Python programmable UVA and UVB sensor with Zerynth Studio and XinaBox.
Zerynth r2.3.0 is out with support for 6 more devices, 3 new libraries, and optimized installer
Zerynth version r2.3.0 is out, with support for 6 new devices, 3 new libraries, and an optimized installer. We hope that you’ll like all the additions and improvements that we have made.
Zerynth-powered devices at the SPRINT 4.0 workshop in Barcelona
In the next three months, our partner TOI – Things on Internet will be showing use cases and running SPRINT 4.0 workshops with Zerynth powered devices in three European universities. The first workshop will be in Barcelona, from the 8th until the 12th of July.
IoT Ambient Light project updated – Zerynth Python programmable lamp
Do you remember how popular our Zerynth lamp tutorial was? It had over 8,000 views on Hackster. Everyone wanted to make their own Python programmable ambient light.
Well, now it got an update, and it’s compatible with the latest version of Zerynth.