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2024 was a whirlwind of new capabilities and experiences for the Golioth community, which is why we decided to highlight what happened last year and what we’ll see in 2025. New year, new look, new IoT: Golioth in 2025 and Beyond: https://glth.io/3DKnR3h

NFC lets you have an additional input to your IoT devices from close range. We recently showed how you can pass credentials from up close using #NFC on a Nordic Semiconductor nRF7002-DK (nRF5340) to then connect to Golioth. See the comments for links to that article. Stay tuned for more hardware and firmware experiments!

We're big fans of Onomondo! ?? As an official Onomondo partner, we're combining Golioth's IoT middleware platform with their global connectivity solutions to streamline the development process. This partnership means: ?? Faster time-to-market ?? Simplified connectivity management ?? Access to an ecosystem of pro services Get your fleet connected without the typical development headaches. Check out our partner page to learn more about how this collaboration can benefit your IoT projects: https://glth.io/3XC7Q6D #IoTPartnership #Micromobility #IoTDevelopment #Connectivity #IoT

Unlock the power of west, the meta tool used by The Zephyr Project! West is often described as a Swiss Army knife for developers. But just like the real thing, it’s packed with commands you might not even know exist. Here are some hidden west commands: https://glth.io/3DRjROW

How about seamlessly connecting Bluetooth devices directly to the Cloud? That's what Golioth proposes to do by adding support for BLE devices. Jonathan Beri, founder and CEO at Golioth, joined me on a live interview during the last IoT Stars event at embedded world Exhibition&Conference in Nuremberg to share some insights into this new capability of the IoT platform. He also described one of his favorite IoT solutions: sensors embedded into concrete to monitor buildings' structure integrity and solidity evolution along time. https://lnkd.in/gyPHrnqN

Controlling power regulators is one of the many things you can do with The Zephyr Project shell. This can be done entirely with the configuration code, without needing to dive in to any of the C files, and Zephyr even includes interactive shell for working with regulators! Learn more about how to enabe power regulators automatically at boot in Zephyr: https://glth.io/3XZaOlE

Do you want to peek into individual devices without needing to waste data and battery power by always sending every log message back to Golioth? What does it take to troubleshoot an IoT device in the field? If designed correctly, you will only need a few remote connections and not a physical visit to the device. Ideally, you will turn on debugging, analyze the issues you’re having, and then send a command to adjust accordingly. Logging to the cloud is already built into Golioth, and it hooks into The Zephyr Project RTOS logging service, so it’s really just a matter of tuning how many logs are being sent by your devices. Learn How: https://glth.io/4bDUPPV

The AL2LOG, a cellular data logger by Golioth Design Partner AL2Tech is a great way to capture a wide range of input data from an industrial setting, especially when you don’t know every type of measurement you want to take at the start of your project. You can deploy an AL2LOG to your factory floor or rugged environment and start monitoring signals and processing data on the cloud. Learn more about A Cellular Data Logger by AL2TECH: https://glth.io/4byw3AF

This new post from Trond Snekvik is a great explainer on device certs, but The Oatmeal-style drawings he did really makes a tough subject fun. https://lnkd.in/exY4EV4B

Certificates are an important part of modern digital infrastructure, but most of the time, we don’t really have to think about what they look like or how they work. Certificates and their role in digital security are neither as mystical or as complicated as they appear. Let's unwrap the certificates used in Golioth’s device authentication mechanism, and take a look at what they really do: https://glth.io/4l1EjgL