IoT development kit connects out-of-the-box to advanced cloud-services platform
Provided with pre-registered Google Cloud access, the UrsaLeo sensor kit from RS Components accesses data via dashboards, configurable alerts, analytics and application program interfaces (APIs), says the distributor.
The cloud-enabled development kit kick-starts internet of things (IoT) -sensing projects by allowing users to collect and analyse data on a dashboard within minutes from taking it out of the box, says RS Components.
The UrsaLeo UL-NXP1S2R2 kit contains a Silicon Labs Thunderboard 2 sensor module, ready to connect to UrsaLeo’s services platform in the Google Cloud. Pre-registered access enables developers to be productive quickly, and start configuring their own dashboards and charts, set event-based text or email alerts, and run Google analytics. Apps and APIs help manage sensors locally, run diagnostics, and share information seamlessly with other enterprise software or third-party tools such as business intelligence applications.
The kit helps users bring their ideas to life and unleash the power of remote sensing and big data in sectors such as industry 4.0, automotive diagnostics, healthcare, and general data monitoring.
The Thunderboard 2 sensor module contains sensors for temperature, humidity, UV, ambient light, barometric pressure, indoor air quality, gas detection, a six-axis inertial sensor, digital microphone, and a Hall sensor. The board also contains the Silicon Labs EFR32 Mighty Gecko multi-protocol 2.4GHz radio that supports Bluetooth Low Energy or proprietary short-range protocols, as well as Thread and ZigBee. With a ceramic antenna integrated, and four high-brightness LEDs on-board, it is ready to power-up from a USB connection, coin cell or external battery pack.
To deliver field-ready products and minimise time to market, developers can also take advantage of UrsaLeo software development kits for porting fully developed code to custom hardware, and support for production scaling and device management.
The UrsaLeo development kit is shipping now from RS in the EMEA and Asia Pacific regions.
