Developed in partnership with Finder – a manufacturer of industrial and building automation devices – it is aimed at professional developers who want to take advantage of the wider Arduino ecosystem.
It is based on dual-core Cortex-M7 +M4 MCU for real-time control. , monitoring and maintenance programs. It supports OTA firmware updates with built-in security and X.509 compatibility, and there are real-time dashboards supported via Arduino Cloud or third-party services.
Features for Industrial IoT include:
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There are three options: €122 for the Opta Lite (with built-in Ethernet and USB-C programming ports), €134 for the Opta RS485 (adding half-duplex RS485 connectivity) and €161 for the Opta WiFi (also with Wi-Fi/Bluetooth Low Energy).
You can read more about Arduino.
They are not yet available for purchase, but you may be interested.
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Source: electronicsweekly.com
