Connected Devices and IoT

Connectivity is essential in our digital world. Amazon Sidewalk offers an innovative approach to building a ubiquitous network for the Internet of Things. Learn more from our expert in this blog post recapping a recent Silicon Labs panel discussion.

In the era of the Internet of Things and smart technologies, Cardinal Peak is your trusted partner in shaping the future. Our experts are dedicated to pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with smart home and smart city IoT.

Our embedded software engineer demos the Amazon Sidewalk Test Kit and Silicon Labs Sidewalk Pro Kit, discussing their experience and potential use cases for Amazon Sidewalk devices.

Exploring TinyML: From quality control to energy optimization, embedded machine learning at the edge provides numerous benefits. Discover the benefits, applications, tools and technologies to get started.

Uncover how Industry 4.0 technologies and IoT are reshaping entire industries. Our blog dives deep into the transformative power of connected device engineering, paving the way for smarter, more efficient manufacturing operations and global supply chains.

Join us as we explore the transformative potential of IoT integration in health care, precision farming in ag, the heart of smart homes and smart cities and more in this illuminating blog post.

RainMaker is a suite of tools and services that simplifies the process of developing and deploying IoT applications. Designed to work with Espressif ESP32, it includes an SDK, mobile app, voice integration and analytics. In this blog post, our engineer shares an overview of RainMaker and answers FAQs around data ownership and customization.

We presented our experience with AWS IoT ExpressLink at this year’s AWS re:Invent event in Las Vegas. AWS ExpressLink can transform your legacy device into an IoT-connected device — with minimal design effort!

Recently quoted in an Amazon blog post announcing ExpressLink’s general availability, one of our embedded engineers put together this overview of the new AWS IoT offering, highlighting what AWS ExpressLink is, how it works, its advantages and disadvantages, and various use cases.

Amazon Sidewalk is here… finally. What does that mean for IoT users? Our engineering expert delves into the shared network, highlighting its benefits and discussing what’s next for our increasingly connected world.

Discover why domain-driven design, a unique approach to software development, focuses on modeling the architecture to match the real-world system in which it operates.

Competing smart home standards complicate how we interact with our appliances, thermostats, home assistants and other connected devices at home, but one such standard — Matter — works to ensure device interoperability across brands and platforms. Read this informative post to learn more.