Many LoRaWAN sensors, one Arduino IoT Cloud
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Claim: Arduino IoT Cloud manages LoRaWan gateways, sensors and nodes from one web interface. It uses an Arduino connector running on gateways (Raspberry/ARM/x86) to open an MQTT tunnel for remote device management, container deployment, Debian package updates and key verification via the gateway crypto chip. Code compiles in the cloud and uploads over USB with planned OTA; messages appear in real time, exportable as CSV, and automatic dashboards are coming.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:38Is IoT hard
- 1:19Hardware vs Software
- 2:35Simplify
- 3:30Data
- 5:10Hardware Software
- 6:32Note
- 7:20Software
- 8:25Combining everything
- 9:35Arduino Connector
- 12:10Arduino Community
- 14:10Realtime setup
- 17:55Next steps
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