Redpine Signals launched a comprehensive IoT (Internet of Things) platform for device makers that includes a flexible hardware platform, development environment and cloud software and services framework.
WyzBee provides integrated sensing, computing, communicating, power management, cloud and application support. Redpine is also accelerating device development by providing a broad portfolio of ‘Things’ profiles to developers like sensor, audio, GPS, GSM/GPRS and many more.
The compact WyzBee board includes Redpine’s Wireless Secure MCU (WiSeMCU) with multi-protocol wireless module providing Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.1 and ZigBee connectivity, six-axis inertial sensors, an infrared receiver, a debug port, pushbuttons, LEDs, USB ports, and WyzBee THING expansion connector. The module runs an embedded TCP/IP networking stack with SSL/TLS/HTTPS security, apart from complete Wi-Fi, BT 4.1, and ZigBee stacks.
Expansion headers accommodate a host of other symbiotic devices, with a number of peripherals – called ‘Things’ – already available from Redpine including audio, GSM, GPS, capacitive touch display, rechargeable battery and additional sensors. Application development is supported with a choice of development environments – IAR, Keil, and the free CoIDE from CooCox.
The platform is supported by the WyzBee IoT Cloud – a Redpine hosted cloud framework that offers flexible and customisable connectivity, analytics and user interfaces. The RS9113 chipset integrates PUF-based hardware security block that provides for unique, individual device entities – ensuring that each IoT device can be individually authenticated and software delivered to it that cannot run on any other device.
The platform also includes WyzBee Workbench, a debug tool that addresses a common debug need that arises when engineers validate systems that communicate with the cloud. This tool is integrated into the development environment offered for WyzBee and provides comprehensive debug analysis of data traffic between the device and the cloud, including secure SSL protected exchanges.
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