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Use OpenThread + Zephyr + Golioth to build your next low power sensor network on off-the-shelf hardware.
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'New Feature: Updating Zephyr settings from the device shell and more!'
Now you can set your Golioth credentials from the Zephyr device shell. You also have the option to pull them from the Golioth cloud and automatically send them …
Thread network device management using Golioth
Watch Golioth showcase a Zephyr-based device running OpenThread and the Golioth SDK connecting to the internet via a Border Router. Golioth manages the …
Update Firmware (DFU) over cellular (OTA) on the nRF9160 with Golioth
Firmware updates over cellular are a challenging task for embedded devices. In this blog and video, we show how Golioth, Zephyr, MCUboot, and the Nordic …
Organizing thousands of connected devices
Golioth tags make large deployments more manageable, offering different insights into where and how IoT devices can be accessed and updated.
Yes, even your IoT prototype should be secure
Vit Prajzler, CTO of Golioth, explains the concept of a Pre-Shared Key (PSK) and how it lends a simple but flexible amount of security for prototypes on the …
Troubleshoot Zephyr Like A Pro With Menuconfig
Troubleshooting high complexity systems like Zephyr requires more thorough tools. Menuconfig allows users to see the layers of their system and adjust settings …
Provisioning IoT Devices with Zephyr, MCUmgr, and Golioth
Every IoT device needs to provision devices that are going to be available in the field. Golioth leverages open standards and updates devices securely. We show …
Can Zephyr overlays help with chip shortages?
Golioth shows how to use Zephyr overlays and lays out a case for how they improve porting between different platforms, alleviating chip shortage issues.
Device Firmware Update (DFU) with Golioth
In this early video about Golioth's firmware update capabilities, Alvaro and Chris walk through a firmware update going over Ethernet to an nRF52840 based board …