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Joint Webinar: Connecting ESP32 to Google Cloud Platform with Zerynth
Reporting from Shanghai, China
Mar 16, 2018
Don’t miss out on attending a very interesting and useful online seminar on Thursday 22 March 2018, at 6:00pm (CET), organized by our partners at Zerynth. Register now for free!
Zerynth, a recommended third-party development tool for ESP32, and Google Cloud Platform are running a joint webinar entitled: “Connecting Microcontrollers to Google Cloud Platform with Zerynth”. It will take place on Thursday 22 March 2018, at 6:00pm (CET) and you can register for free by clicking here.
The webinar will introduce how and why to build IoT solutions in Python using Zerynth and Google Cloud IoT Core. Zerynth, the Middleware for IoT, is a software toolkit that uses Python or hybrid C/Python in order to program Espressif’s most popular 32-bit microcontrollers, ESP32, ESP8266, etc., and connect them to leading Cloud Infrastructures.
The live coding session on March 22 will include:
- how to run multi-threading Python scripts on a 32-bit microcontroller powered by Zerynth;
- how to use Python for reading data from analog and digital sensors attached to a microcontroller powered by Zerynth;
- how to use Python for easy data-exchange between an Espressif ESP32 board powered by Zerynth and Google Cloud IoT Core.
The webinar will be presented by:
- Giacomo Baldi, CTO, Zerynth
- Travis Hagens, Strategic Technology Partner Manager, Google Cloud
You can now register for free right here.
Can’t wait to see Zerynth and Google Cloud IoT Core in action? Take a look at this sneak peek. In this video, you can find out how to exchange data between 4zerobox, a board based on ESP32 for Industrial IoT Solution providers, and Google Cloud IoT Core using MQTT.
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