To help developers build Internet of Things (IoT) projects, AT&T has released two new versions of the IoT development starter kits.
According to VentureBeat, the new version corresponds to Amazon's Amazon Web Services (AWS) users and the Raspberry Pi development board, providing developers with integrated development capabilities.
AT&T first released the IoT Starter Kit 6 months ago. AT&T said this version is the LTE IoT Add-on kit, including LTE Cat-1 modem, 6-month 300MB US and Mexico SIM card, 2 antennas, USB cable and connector The NXP K64F development board and microSD card provide developer storage security credentials and specifications.
Since AT&T's previous starter kit provided the Ardiuno micro-control board, but failed to meet the needs of all developers, the LTE Cat-1 modem and other kits were added to this version, but developers can still choose the appropriate controls. board.
AT&T said the new version uses a plug-and-play (PnP) mechanism that helps developers resolve conflicts between different vendors' capabilities, which are also produced by the same channel as Avpass.
Regardless of the version chosen by the developer, AT&T's solution supports PubNub's Data Stream Network and Application Programming Interface (API), all with short latency and two-way messaging security.
The role of traditional telecom providers like AT&T has ceased to exist today. Related service providers such as Parse, Twilio and Layer have gradually emerged. In order to maintain competitiveness, in addition to mobile phone services, AT&T must pay attention to the development of the telecommunications network. thing.
IoT has great potential for the telecom industry, and AT&T has built the IoT device by providing a developer starter kit. When developers set up network connectivity, AT&T will naturally come to mind.
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