Atmosphere Blog

Atmosphere recently added support for the mangOH Yellow, an embedded Linux development board by Sierra Wirless based on the mangOH reference design.

Atmosphere IoT adds support for the Raspberry Pi 4, a popular single-board computer developed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation.

Atmosphere IoT Studio now supports the Microchip PIC32MZEF V2

Atmosphere IoT Studio now supports the Cypress PSoC 6

Digi-Key partnered with Atmosphere IoT Corp. to create a custom, branded version of the Atmosphere IoT Platform, an innovative, low-code software platform for rapid application development and deployment of sensor-to-cloud IoT solutions.

Atmosphere IoT Studio now supports the ON Semiconductor RSL10

Atmosphere IoT Studio now supports the Arduino Due microcontroller board

Atmosphere recently added support for the Nordic nRF52840 Development Kit

The Atmosphere Platform now supports the Microchip PIC-IoT WG Development Board

Atmosphere IoT Studio now supports new temperature and air quality sensors from Sensirion

The Atmosphere Platform now supports the STMicroelectronics Nucleo L476RG development board

Two new Digi XBee3 cellular modems have been added as new devices on the Atmosphere Platform

Atmosphere spoke on a panel, demonstrated some new features, and won the Startup of the Year at Sensors Expo & Conference 2019

The Atmosphere Platform now supports the Maxim MAX32630FTHR

Atmosphere had a great week in Santa Clara at IoT World May 13th-17th, connecting with partners, customers, media and analysts.

Atmosphere breaks down the busy and productive week we had in Minneapolis at the IoT Fuse conference.

The Atmosphere Platform now supports the Adafruit WINC1500 Wi-Fi Shield

The Atmosphere Platform now supports the Microchip AVR-IoT development

The Atmosphere Platform now supports the Arduino Mega board

The 1.2.3 platform update welcomes Atmosphere’s highly-anticipated Professional version, offering users an upgrade path to connect more devices, add cloud storage, and more features!

The edge is gaining favor in IoT by enabling options for faster, cheaper, and more secure deployments.

The data architecture piece of your IoT system architecture should cover your unique needs for data aggregation, filtering, processing and analysis. Depending on the scope of your project, these functions could be small or large, and could exist on the edge, offsite, or in the cloud.

This simple demo shows how easy it is to connect an Atmosphere supported development board to existing infrastructure by implementing a UART slave protocol.

Version 1.2.2 of the Atmosphere IoT Platform has just been released, and with it comes some fantastic improvements, including support for the STMicroelectronics SensorTile development kit as a project type in Atmosphere Studio, the addition of three STMicroelectronics sensors to the Studio library of embedded elements, and some significant updates for the Atmosphere IoT Agent. […]

Building an IoT mobile app can be complex and difficult. The app often has to work harder, do more and interact with physical things and the cloud-based applications.