Releases and Updates

We are happy to announce a new update – the r2.1.2 Patch p02 is available! One of the most exciting features of the update is a tweak on the library AWS IoT, which allows you to connect your sensor device to the AWS in only 15 lines of code in Python. The update also introduces 12 […]

We’re happy to announce the release of the patch p01 for Zerynth version r2.1.2.

This time, the patch introduces 3 new libraries, several highly important updates, and a few minor ones.

Rapid IoT prototyping with Microchip’s SAMG55 Xplained Pro and Zerynth Studio is easy and fast. Just follow this article, and learn what’s necessary to program the board.

Since the ATECC508A is ideal for IoT node security (among many things), we are sure that you will want to find out what the rest of its features are.

We’re pleased to announce that we have just released Zerynth r2.1.1-p02 with lots of new features, enhancements and optimizations.

On the Zerynth GitHub repo, you can find over 100 Python libraries for sensors and actuators, industrial protocols and cloud services. Learn more!

We’re pleased to announce that we have just released the version r2.1.1 of Zerynth with lots of new features, enhancements and optimizations.

We are proud to announce the launch of the new and improved version of our ecosystem – Zerynth 2.1.0 is now available.

This is a significant update, as you will see from the rest of the post. We have transformed Zerynth from being the Python for microcontrollers to being the middleware for IoT.

Zerynth r2.0.11 comes with new supported hardware and a very cool new feature.

Zerynth now supports Google IoT Core, helping businesses unlock insights from device networks in just a few lines of Python.