Also Samsung wants to have his say within the Internet of Things (IoT). The Korean company has presented yesterday Artik .
It is a new “brand” under whose umbrella will leave a way to position cards and hardware components to make any electronic device smarter and manageable remotely.
For now Samsung has presented, under the name Artik, three tabs freely programmable and extremely compact dimensions. Suffice it to say that the card more compact, Artik 1 , is a square of 12 mm side.
Artik 1 proposes a dual core processor at 250 MHz, 4 GB of memory flash, Bluetooth LE and a motion sensor to nine axes. A real microcomputer instead Artik 5 which incorporates a dual core processor at 1 GHz, with 512 MB of internal memory, 4 GB of storage (flash memory) and WiFi modules / Zigbee.
> The board Samsung more powerful is called Artik 10 and, while maintaining the size of two postage stamps side by side, is equipped with an eight-core processor at 1.3 GHz, 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB storage. This third card is able to handle 5.1 audio and encode / decode video streams 1080p.Il product cost will be between 10 and 100 dollars, the most comprehensive form (what is Artik 10).
Samsung has already launched the project site Artik that will serve as a reference point for developers and makers . Click the company engineers show how to configure a card Artik 10 using the board debug , a serial-USB and the software PuTTY.
Artik, as confirmed by a spokesman for Samsung, will be compatible with products from other manufacturers. We already know, for example, that the cards for the IoT the Korean giant will be capable of dialoguing with Arduino . Samsung is still making partnerships with other companies already operating in the sector.
According to the evaluations of IDC, the market IoT will be worth more than $ 3 billion by 2020: That’s how the “maneuvers” to which we are seeing for some months now. Not least also Microsoft’s decision to release a version of Windows 10 Specially designed for the maker and solutions IoT : Windows 10 is installed on Raspberry and Arduino .
Read more on ‘ Internet of Things , we suggest reading the article Well the Internet of Things, but attention to safety .
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