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The SGP.32 Reality Check

Two years of hype, three versions of specifications, and countless headlines. But where are the devices? Let's move beyond the slide decks and conduct the world’s first multi-vendor SGP.32 test. Along with Kigen, ZARIOT, Soracom, and Onomondo, we put five devices and three connectivity providers to the ultimate stress test. Read along for the verdict.

Democratizing Physical AI with Arduino

For the past two decades, if you wanted to bridge the gap between software and the physical world, you had Arduino. Arduino democratized electronics. But as the industry aggressively pivots towards AI, the barrier to entry has skyrocketed again. Suddenly, building a device capable of running large AI workloads seems to require a PhD in computer science, a team of data scientists, and a massive budget.

edge lab LIVE debuts at electronica 2026

At electronica 2026, the world’s leading trade fair for the electronics industry, edge lab LIVE will launch as a dedicated, experience-driven event for embedded edge computing. Shifting the focus from theory to practice, the lab provides a space for visitors to gain hands-on experience, learning exactly how to deploy the latest technologies within integrated embedded systems.

Don’t p*ss on me and tell me it’s raining

In the IoT industry, everyone loves to talk about their massive scale and flawless deployments. But very few founders are willing to get on stage and talk about the agonizing, messy realities of building a global tech company from scratch, except Wienke Giezeman

From Scratch to EmbedOps: Modernizing the Embedded Stack with Dojo Five

EmbedOps is the new concept that revolutionizes embedded by merging DevOps and AI, enabling engineers to manage embedded software complexity and successfully scale from Arduino prototypes to professional, production-ready devices.

Modernizing Embedded Security - Let's not reinvent the wheel

As IoT devices move from simple sensors to critical infrastructure components controlling power, water, and industrial management, the "security by obscurity" mindset is no longer an option.