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In its latest video, Acrobotic has teamed up with Cayenne to present a step-by-step process of how to write code in the Arduino IDE, in order to monitor and control ESP8266. The code allows ESP8266 to communicate with the Cayenne platform, which in turn allows users to monitor and control ESP8266 through a very intuitive dashboard.   >> Read Full Story

IoT connectivity specialist Stream Technologies has started a technology partnership agreement with IoT products specialist myDevices to create solutions that will reduce the time and resources necessary to develop, deploy and support IoT systems. Stream is the company behind the IoT-X connectivity management platform while myDevices created Cayenne, a drag and drop IoT project builder. The company made their announcement   >> Read Full Story

The Things Network: an open, global IoT data network, and myDevices: an IoT solutions company, today announces a key global partnership that makes creating Internet of Things (IoT) projects easier than ever before. The announcement was made at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.   >> Read Full Story

Sagemcom, an international leader in the industrial IoT Smart City and Smart Nation markets, inked today an extensive technology partnership with myDevices, creator of Cayenne – the world’s first drag and drop IoT Project Builder, at Mobile World Congress, (MWC) being held in Barcelona from February 27 - March 2.   >> Read Full Story

The STMicroelectronics & myDevices Cayenne demonstration consists of an STMicroelectronics sensor board connected to a MultiTech MultiConnect® mDot™ LoRaWAN™ certified module connected to the Actility LoRaWAN network to the myDevices Cayenne dashboard, showcasing the MultiTech MultiConnect® Conduit™ AP access point's ideal tailoring to connect environmental sensors located in commercial facilities such as hotels, convention centers, retail outlets and industrial kitchens.   >> Read Full Story

Arduino and myDevices announced the first annual global “Automation at Home” contest, giving Makers and IoT developers the ability to submit their home automation projects, and offering them a chance to win an all-expenses paid trip to Maker Faire Bay Area 2017, being held May 19-21st in San Mateo, California. The first place winner will showcase their project to the   >> Read Full Story

Hosted on the online global community Collaborizm, the Invent the Future hackathon challenged developers around the world to combine Kandy’s real-time communications API and developer platform with the myDevices IoT project builder – Cayenne, to build innovative new projects.   >> Read Full Story

Semtech Corp. has taken a keen interest in the "Internet of Things" --a network in which machines talk to other machines. The Camarillo semiconductor company already builds hardware for the Internet of Things, but earlier this month it invested $3 million to finance Calabasas startup myDevices, which builds custom software to power IoT machines.   >> Read Full Story

Semtech, a company that provides chips for the LoRa low power wide area networking standard, has invested about $3 million in IoT platform company myDevices...maker of the Cayenne IoT project building software that is dead simple.   >> Read Full Story

Semtech Corporation (NASDAQ:SMTC) announced on Thursday that it had completed an investment of "approximately" $3 million into myDevices, a company dedicated to creating IoT solutions.   >> Read Full Story

Location-tracking IoT solution streamlines customer interactions and improves event ROI.   >> Read Full Story

More than 120,000 developers have selected the platform as their tool to start building IoT projects.   >> Read Full Story

The program provides manufacturers with the ability to have their devices seamlessly communicate with any other manufacturer’s device.   >> Read Full Story

Of course, the Internet of Things is worthless if you can’t manage it easily. Arduino has struck up a partnership with myDevices to turn a bunch of low-bandwidth radio and serial connections into something easy to use.   >> Read Full Story

In collaboration with PNI and myDevices, Semtech installed PlacePod sensors in the electric vehicle parking spaces at its corporate headquarters and had the user notification interface live within three hours. The PNI sensors are connected to a private LPWAN deployed on the company’s campus. In operation, employees with electric vehicles receive real-time alerts from the myDevices IoT app when charging   >> Read Full Story

It's that time of year again; the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is back in Las Vegas, and you can bet there are some Internet of Things (IoT) developments on display. One such development comes from IoT company myDevices, creator of the Cayenne IoT platform. myDevices is set to officially launch its new IoT Ready Program, which promises IoT interoperability   >> Read Full Story

In collaboration with PNI and myDevices, the Internet of Things (IoT) solutions company that "simplifies the connected world," Semtech installed PlacePod smart parking sensors in the electric vehicle parking spaces for accurate, real-time occupancy status at its corporate headquarters in Camarillo, California, and had the user notification interface live within three hours.   >> Read Full Story

As its ecosystem continues to develop and grow, Arduino, the world’s leading open-source ecosystem for Education, Maker and IoT markets, today announced its participation at CES 2017, to be held January 5-8 in Las Vegas, NV. Arduino will also be showing a variety of demonstrations with partners including Semtech, myDevices, and others.   >> Read Full Story

Keeping with our IoT theme this week, Kevin Bromber (CEO - myDevices) joins Fish Fry to introduce us to the world’s first LoRa™ IoT project builder.   >> Read Full Story

The Internet of Things needs a lot more than gateways and sensors to succeed... Luckily, there are a vast amount of vendors that want to work with their channel partners to offer their fair share of IoT capabilities. myDevices' ... capabilities revolve around security and management, equip­ping customers with authentication and access control, device management, analytics tools, and a highly scalable   >> Read Full Story

myDevices has announced its official launch of Cayenne for LoRa – the IoT project builder developed exclusively for the LoRa ecosystem. Developers and organizations interested in building a LoRa solution can use Cayenne for free. At the same time, any LoRa device manufacturer can bundle Cayenne with their hardware and make it freely available to their customers.    >> Read Full Story

Companies like myDevices are creating platforms that provide for the provisioning, secure authentication onto networks and into public, private and hybrid clouds, and management of millions of devices. Where gateways have enabled human conversations to access and traverse networks, IoT gateways do the same as “identity management” technology for “things."   >> Read Full Story

myDevices, which enables end users to connect devices virtually to application or platform software through the use of protocol translators, has announced a new iteration of Cayenne, its drag-and-drop IoT network-development tool. Cayenne for LoRa is designed to make it easy for end users to build a network of devices communicating via the LoRa wide-area network (LoRaWAN) protocol.   >> Read Full Story

Earlier today, myDevices announced they are supporting development of applications, releasing their “drag and drop” IoT application builder, Cayenne, tuned to make it easy for developers to build middleware which connects things with LoRaWANS.   >> Read Full Story

(GENBAND, Collaborizm, and myDevices) are participating in a virtual global “pajama hackathon,” designed to facilitate coding and development using the Kandy platform. Developers then connect with each other on Collaborizm, while using myDevices to connect access points and sensors.   >> Read Full Story

Actility, a provider of low power wide area (LPWA) networking and the company behind the ThingPark LPWA IoT platform, launched the ThingPark Approved programme…announcing ThingPark Approved status for myDevices.   >> Read Full Story

Setting up a Raspberry Pi for IoT projects can be time-consuming and complex. But it doesn’t have to be that way. In fact, it can be done within a matter of minutes. Thanks to IoT solutions start-up myDevices and its project building app, Cayenne, developers and makers can quickly create and prototype projects with their single-board computers.   >> Read Full Story

Actility, a provider of low power wide area (LPWA) networking and the company behind the ThingPark LPWA IoT platform, launched the ThingPark Approved programme…announcing ThingPark Approved status for myDevices.   >> Read Full Story

Companies like myDevices are investing in simplifying the complex by delivering a new definition of “network neutrality” which is simply this: make it possible for “things” to connect with “networks” and “clouds” regardless of the access, transport and logical nature of those networks.   >> Read Full Story

GlobalSat Worldcom Corp, a leading provider of GPS, electronic and communication applications, and myDevices, the Internet of Things (IoT) solutions company that “simplifies the connected world”, has announced their technology partnership at CTIA Super Mobility 2016, by integration of the IoT Platform.   >> Read Full Story

HexCorp recently tested out Cayenne’s new drag-and-drop Arduino integration (very exciting stuff!). I spoke to Mike Hexter, the founder, about his thoughts on Cayenne and what tips he has for emerging tech entrepreneurs.   >> Read Full Story

The cost and complexity of the product design process are significant barriers to innovation. From initial concept to commercialization of an IoT project development, there is a gap – and it’s BIG.   >> Read Full Story

myDevices provides the “on-ramps” with their IoT platform, along with software developers to use in connecting their devices and applications to “the cloud,” or in this case the Senet IoT network.   >> Read Full Story

Working in collaboration with SIGFOX, the world’s leading provider of dedicated connectivity for the Internet of Things, myDevices’ interactive platform, Cayenne, provides SIGFOX-compliant connected hardware manufacturers with unmatched interoperability features and the ability to showcase their modules and sensors.   >> Read Full Story

This story is important for a couple of reasons, one being that myDevices has become serious about wanting to be the industry standard for IoT project building. With support for the Arduino, it’s now become time to look at the company as a key leader in the IoT realm.   >> Read Full Story

Last week, myDevices and Arduino announced a partnership with a primary goal –Simplify IoT Development. I had a chance to interview Kevin Bromber, the CEO of myDevices, and I definitely agree with his take on the current state of IoT development.   >> Read Full Story

Arduino, designer and manufacturer of IoT hardware development kits, has partnered with myDevices, according to BusinessWire. This partnership will bring myDevices’ Cayenne programming dashboard to the Arduino kit, allowing for new and simpler development.   >> Read Full Story

myDevices – the company behind Cayenne – a drag and drop IoT project builder has announced its partnership with Arduino on August 9th 2016. With the partnership in place, Arduino’s large collection of open source boards are now accessible via the Cayenne visual editor.   >> Read Full Story

Software specialist myDevices has announced a partnership with Arduino, the company behind the very popular DIY developer boards that are also found in the labs of many R&D departments and startups. The deal adds myDevices’ Cayenne application platform to Arduino, offering developers another way of creating IoT products.   >> Read Full Story

When SiliconANGLE reported on the launch of myDevices Cayenne IoT development solution, it had been written for Raspberry Pi hardware boards—another good hardware producer for IoT and embedded projects. The solution allows developers to rapidly prototype IoT software projects by connecting together pre-built modules using a drag-and-drop visualization system to create easy setup.   >> Read Full Story

It seems like all the development news we hear these days comes from the enterprise players and the vendors that service them. I have a hunch and some evidence that that is changing. And I’m not alone. myDevices has just announced a new integration with Arduino, the world’s leading open-source software and hardware ecosystem.   >> Read Full Story

Cayenne is an online IoT dashboard that takes most of the complication out of creating hardware-oriented programing. Originally it worked with just the Raspberry Pi. Now it is available for the Arduino as well.   >> Read Full Story

Cayenne, with which developers, designers, and engineers can “quickly prototype and share their connected device projects,” has expanded support beyond the Raspberry Pi to Arduino boards, says myDevices.   >> Read Full Story

myDevices, the Internet of Things (IoT) solutions company that “simplifies the connected world” and creators of Cayenne, the first drag-and-drop IoT project builder, today announced its solution integration with Arduino, the world’s leading open-source software and hardware ecosystem.   >> Read Full Story

myDevices and Arduino announced on Tuesday a partnership that connects Cayenne, a drag-and-drop Internet of Things (IoT) project builder, with Arduino’s large open-source hardware developer boards.   >> Read Full Story

By combining Actility ThingPark with myDevices’ Cayenne, the world’s first drag and drop IoT project builder, we have provided smart cities and enterprise customers with the ability to quickly prototype and deploy large-scale IoT projects.   >> Read Full Story

You’re deploying IoT devices like a fiend but what you’ve got is a management problem akin to herding cats. Here’s a promising way to get them under control.   >> Read Full Story

I grew up in the 1970s, fascinated with Erector sets, which is why I read with interest about an IoT project building app from myDevices called Cayenne. Tinkerers can use Cayenne to build projects that interface with Internet of Things (IoT) devices, sensors and actuators. I’ll admit that a DIY project like this seems daunting, but the app is intended   >> Read Full Story

myDevices’ take on managing IoT devices is outstanding. It involves installing a device-side agent that connects with Cayenne’s servers which, in turn, collect, analyze and present the stats and status of the device. Cayenne also includes triggers and alerts for events (e.g. temperature sensor reading above 90F) and corresponding actions (turn on the air conditioning) as well as scheduling of   >> Read Full Story

The Pi Podcast interviews Kevin Bromber, CEO of myDevices, in episode #23 (22:11). Kevin discusses the inspiration and development of Cayenne – the industry’s first IoT Project Builder. Learn about this platform being used by over 20,000 engineers, developers, and educators since its introduction to the Raspberry Pi community 90 days ago.   >> Read Full Story

Actility, a Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN) devleoper, and myDevices, maker of the Cayenne IoT project builder, on May 10 announced a technology partnership, designed to combine Actility’s IoT platform and myDevices’ connected device solution with the end goal of easing the creation and deployment of IoT projects on the LoRa ecosystem.   >> Read Full Story

TMC recently spoke with Kevin Bromber, CEO of myDevices, about his group’s company culture, and how it’s able to compete for top talent in the highly competitive tech arena. A division of Avanquest, Los Angeles-based myDevices launched its Internet of Things platform in October of 2015.   >> Read Full Story

Nearly two months after its award-winning launch at the IoT Evolution Expo in Florida, Cayenne, the world’s first drag and drop IoT project builder has made its presence felt on the Internet of Things landscape. When it launched, IoT.do published a Cayenne overview in January, and since then, the maker community has reacted to Cayenne, showing strong support in the   >> Read Full Story

In January myDevices launched Cayenne, a tool for quickly designing IoT projects using a friendly drag-and-drop interface for everything from hardware connections to app configuration. It also includes a rules engine to set up automated behaviors, and presents visualization tools and hardware controls as widgets in an automatically generated web and mobile dashboard.   >> Read Full Story

Attention all makers, engineers, and designers big and small. This week’s Fish Fry is dedicated to everyone’s favorite maker single board computer extraordinaire…the Raspberry Pi 3! …Keeping with our theme, my next guest is myDevices CEO Kevin Bromber. Did you know that myDevices just announced a Raspberry Pi IoT contest? Kevin will tell you how you can enter, what you can   >> Read Full Story

Building an IoT device isn’t simply adding an application—a lot of infrastructure is needed to support an IoT solution. One company targeting IoT on the Raspberry Pi is myDevices with its Cayenne platform. I talked with Kevin Bromber, CEO of myDevices, about the company’s IoT solution.   >> Read Full Story

Chimene van Oosterhout of the LoRa Alliance interviews Kevin Bromber, CEO of myDevices, at Mobile World Congress about the technology partnership between the two organizations and the future of IoT among a variety of use cases.   >> Read Full Story

“This tool provides companies with the ability to quickly vet an idea or improve a process at a fraction of the time and cost, with little risk. As the Pi continues to improve, it will be used in production-ready solutions and will not be limited to just prototyping,” …noted Benny Estes, product manager at myDevices.   >> Read Full Story

In this IoT Time, Ken sits down at IoT Evolution Expo to talk to Kevin Bromber, of MyDevices, about how the IoT is a rising tide of evolution that will raise the entire industry to the next level of interconnected Internets of Systems.   >> Read Full Story

In a special Maker Edition of Fish Fry, we’re serving up a little internet of things with a side of Raspberry Pi. My guest Kevin Bromber (CEO – myDevices) and I check out Cayenne – the world’s first drag-and-drop IoT project builder. We’ll look at what sets it apart from the rest of the IoT pack and how you can   >> Read Full Story

Given all the interest in the Internet of Things (IoT), many IT organizations suddenly find themselves under pressure to turn all the promised benefits of the IoT into reality overnight. To help IoT organizations accomplish that goal faster, myDevices this week unveiled a Cayenne visual programming environment for building IoT applications.   >> Read Full Story

The next wave of automation in the industrial revolution is here, and it involves making the Internet invisible and ubiquitous. From jet engines, to hospital beds, to vending machines — the environment is morphing into a network of devices which speak the language of data.   >> Read Full Story

A company called myDevices offers an alternative [IoT platform]. Its platform, released in October, is device-agnostic, supporting a wide variety of wireless technologies as well as standard data communications protocols such as CoAP, MQTT, and the REST API. The platform will adapt to the device rather than forcing the device to conform to it. It will also let devices using   >> Read Full Story

Stacey Higginbotham has been the voice of IoT since it began. She is currently Senior Editor at Time, Inc. and covers IoT forFortune. Her IoT podcast explores all the elements of IoT that contribute to the evolution of human creativity, business creation, and productivity gains. Listen as she and Kevin Tofel discuss the benefits of using myDevices’ Cayenne.   >> Read Full Story

Everyone from Facebook to Google to Salesforce is trying to make it easier to build software for the Internet of Things, the catch-all term that’s come to embrace a wide variety of connected devices in our homes, on our bodies, and around the towns and cities where we live. Into this scrum came MyDevices, a Los Angeles-based company, which unveiled Cayenne, a set of software   >> Read Full Story

If you’re like me, you have low-cost development boards strewn across on your desk, packed into drawers, and stacked on shelves. Not that it hasn’t gotten easier to get working prototypes up and running in recent years with low-cost, user-friendly platforms – it certainly has. But the space between dreamy commutes and an IoT proof of concept is the business   >> Read Full Story

Internet of Things solutions provider myDevices is launching a new developer and maker tool for IoT projects. The company announced Cayenne at the IoT Evolution Expo in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. today.   >> Read Full Story

The IoT Evolution Expo is rolling along in Fort Lauderdale this week, and one of the highlights of day 1 was the much-anticipated Battle of the Platforms. The Battle is a great place for companies to find best-in-class providers of IoT platform solutions and for anyone n the ecosystem of the IoT to learn how the underbelly of interconnectivity works   >> Read Full Story

Internet of Things (IoT) middleware applications developer myDevices announced today the release of the first drag-and-drop app that will clear the way for development of IoT projects on the Raspberry Pi. As an IoT developer platform Adafruit Industries’s Raspberry Pi is a popular low-cost go-to Linux tool useful for rapidly prototyping small, embedded systems–the addition of project software to make those   >> Read Full Story

It’s been a huge month so far for the IoT as major companies like Intel have announced big plans for the space. As such, now is the time for companies that specialize in the IoT to step forward with solutions that will help bring the IoT forward. This appears to be exactly what myDevices, an IoT solutions company, is thinking   >> Read Full Story

Everyone likes to talk about the Internet of Things, but putting together IoT solutions can be a real challenge for developers given all the different pieces from different suppliers involved. In an effort to remove that complexity and make its IoT platform extremely easy to use, myDevices today takes the wraps off Cayenne.   >> Read Full Story

The Sands/Venetian was where it’s at as far as I am concerned regarding innovations in electronics. The Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) was not even close as far as analog and power technology (except for my visit to the NASA booth; I did not expect to see them there!). The LVCC was more of a place to make deals for   >> Read Full Story

myDevices conducted a recent survey with insights into the Internet of Things. Learn more about what they found and what they deliver on topics including Star Wars, automation and connected devices.   >> Read Full Story

An IoT platform that will let LoRa hardware manufacturers showcase their modules and sensors remotely and in real time is on display at CES in Las Vegas this week in the Venetian Suite.   >> Read Full Story

MyDevices, which develops middleware platforms and application solutions for the IoT, polled more than 2,000 adults in the United States aged 18 and over in its “IoT for the Holidays” survey to determine their attitudes toward the IoT and connected technologies, and found that they were overwhelmingly positive.   >> Read Full Story

So, what would people most like to have here on Earth? According to new poll results from MyDevices.com, the Hover Bike is the big winner, followed closely by those colorful Light Sabers. Landspeeders are also in demand, along with Hologram Messaging and Droids   >> Read Full Story

In this interview, myDevices CEO, Kevin Bromber, discusses the changes in technological innovations of the last two decades. Kevin asserts that these changes are the most important since the history of mankind, and reflects further on his vision for myDevices.   >> Read Full Story

Chuck Martin cites a Harris Poll for myDevices, among other sources, to present the current state of the IoT market: from the percentage of U.S. consumers who trust their personal data on mobile devices, to the percentage increase in number of smart home products at each home.   >> Read Full Story

Everyone has their dream Star Wars gadget, whether it be Darth Vader’s deadly red lightsaber or the adorably bloopy R2-D2. Fans of the beloved sci-fi series were recently surveyed on which piece of Star Wars tech they’d want the most, and the answers are somewhat surprising.   >> Read Full Story

In a recent Harris Poll survey for myDevices, 82 percent of Americans stated that they would like to automate some aspect of their daily lives. Ken Briodagh offers his commentary on the evolving preferences of American consumers.   >> Read Full Story

myDevices has announced the findings of its IoT for the Holidays survey, fielded in October among over 2,000 American adults aged 18 and older and conducted online on their behalf by Harris Poll.   >> Read Full Story

Harris Poll recently conducted a survey among more than 2,000 Americans age 18 and older on behalf of myDevices, an Internet of Things solutions company, asking respondents to vote for the presidential candidate who would be America’s “technology president” if elected.   >> Read Full Story

TMC and Crossfire Media announced today that five new industry-leading companies will be lending their support as exhibitors for IoT Evolution Expo, held January 25-28, 2016. Among them will be myDevices, which develops middleware platforms and application solutions for the Internet of Things that “simplify the connected world.”   >> Read Full Story

Everybody is trying to catch the emerging Internet of Things wave that will connect billions of previously unconnected devices.   >> Read Full Story

The Internet of Everything is not new. In fact, it was invented more than 100 years ago. Over the past couple of years, there has been a lot of hype around smart homes, connected cars, intelligent healthcare, wearables, and connected devices – the Internet of Things.   >> Read Full Story

Please stop me if you’ve heard this joke before: Joke: A guy walks into a bar and tells the bartender, “Hey, the Internet of Things needs standards.”   >> Read Full Story

Just recently, Avanquest’s IoT division myDevices released a device agnostic Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) to connect sensors, appliances, wearables, smartphones, PCs, home products and more.   >> Read Full Story

IoT Provider myDevices develops middleware platforms and application solutions for the Internet of Things and as part of its product offering has launched a new IoT Platform as a Service.   >> Read Full Story

The myDevices platform is a device-agnostic ecosystem for the connected world. Securely and efficiently connecting a range of devices while capturing and translating critical data to support and engage customers   >> Read Full Story

Companies could build their own solution from the ground up, but the time and expense involved with such an undertaking are, of course, incredible, and it takes businesses away from their core operations. That is why myDevices created this platform.   >> Read Full Story

The company has a strong founding team and a supportive corporate parent. It has already reached profitability on the back of its professional support competencies in IoT software development.   >> Read Full Story

Today, myDevices became the latest developer to offer enterprises an Internet of Things (IoT) platform, differentiating its software via the format and heavy emphasis on professional services.   >> Read Full Story

“For the DIY home automation customer, HomeKit will most likely be a front-runner with Amazon and Google close behind,” says myDevices CEO Kevin Bromber.   >> Read Full Story