Dan is an experienced engineering leader, having built products and teams at both large companies and small startups. He has a history of leadership in open source communities, and has worked across many layers of the technical stack, giving him unique insight into the constraints faced by Golioth’s customers and the requirements of a platform that enables their success.
Less than two weeks after Golioth Location general availability, we have expanded the service to support gateway-based positioning, making it possible to obtain the location of devices that do not have GNSS, cellular, or Wi-Fi capabilities.
The Golioth Location Service enters General Availability (GA) today, with some updated and improved functionality, utilizing Golioth Pipelines via a new transformer and destination.
Today we are launching tinymcp, a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and framework that enables any connected device to expose remote functionality to Large Language Models (LLMs).
A new Pipelines data destination for LightDB State is now generally available for Golioth users and will enable a range of new bidirectional interactions with 3rd party services.
As Golioth expands support for devices that are not directly connected to the platform, new concepts and capabilities are required to accommodate networks. This post introduces unmanaged devices, proxying, and impersonation.
Today marks the first implementation of running the entire Golioth firmware stack on a modem processor. This dramatically reduces resource consumption on the external MCU processor, and makes it easier to add Golioth to any hardware or platform.
