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SPRINT 4.0 course in Pisa – build Industrial IoT projects in Python
After two successful SPRINT 4.0 courses that our partner TOI has held in Barcelona and Bremen, it’s time for the third one. The final SPRINT 4.0 course will be held in Pisa, from the 23rd until the 27th of September.
SPRINT 4.0 Industrial IoT workshop at BIBA University with Zerynth and TOI
Since it’s the last day of the SPRINT 4.0 course in Bremen, at the BIBA University, we wanted to share some of the experiences with you.
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Zerynth r2.3.1 is available with support for: Sony Spresense, Vishay Proximity Sensor, Fortebit Polaris dedicated module, Python Conditional Compilation GalleryZerynth r2.3.1 is available with support for: Sony Spresense, Vishay Proximity Sensor, Fortebit Polaris dedicated module, Python Conditional Compilation
Zerynth r2.3.1 is available with support for: Sony Spresense, Vishay Proximity Sensor, Fortebit Polaris dedicated module, Python Conditional Compilation
We're happy to let you know that Zerynth version r2.3.1 is out with new devices, libraries, and improvements.
Wuthering Bytes 2019 – building IoT and Industry 4.0 applications using Python
Two days ago, during the fourth day of Wuthering Bytes 2019, we’ve had two fully-packed workshops about building IoT and Industry 4.0 applications using Python, with Zerynth tools.
Using GNSS of Sony Spresense in simple Python with Zerynth
Use Spresense’s built-in GNSS feature to get precise satellite time and position data in a few lines of Python.
Getting started with Sony Spresense and Zerynth
Sony's new Spresense board offer exciting new capabilities - and Zerynth makes it easier than ever to program it in Python!
Introducing Zerynth support for the Sony Spresense board
We are glad to announce that we have just added Sony’s powerful Spresense board to the list of Zerynth supported devices.
Connecting to the Cloud with XinaBox and Zerynth – two-part tutorial on DesignSpark
A two-part tutorial titled “Connecting XinaBox IoT with Zerynth to Cloud” has just been published on DesignSpark, and we wanted to share it with you.
WiFi Packet analyzer (aka WiFi Sniffer) using ESP32 and Python
In this tutorial, we will be looking at the Promiscuous Mode (WiFi sniffer) for the ESP32 based boards and as an example, we are going to see the implementation of WiFi sniffer using Zerynth Studio.
Intelligent lighting control demo in Python with Zerynth Studio and Riverdi IoT displays
Our partner, Riverdi, has just published an interesting demo that used the Zerynth powered IoT displays to create a Philips Hue lighting control panel.
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