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Mike Szczys

Mike is a Firmware Engineer at Golioth. His deep love of microcontrollers began in the early 2000s, growing from the desire to make more of the BEAM robotics he was building. During his 12 years at Hackaday (eight of them as Editor in Chief), he had a front-row seat for the growth of the industry, and was active in developing a number of custom electronic conference badges. When he's not reading data sheets he's busy as an orchestra musician in Madison, Wisconsin.

IoT Greenhouse Controller: A Golioth Reference Design

The Internet of Things (IoT) can make existing infrastructure more useful and easier to operate, with the...

How to add Golioth to any ESP-IDF project

Adding Golioth device management to your existing ESP-IDF project is easy. In this post we show how to add Golioth as a submodule and configure the ESP-IDF build to enable the API calls. This brings OTA firmware updates, data management, and device control to any ESP32 IoT device.

How to do ESP32 OTA Updates using Golioth and ESP-IDF

The most sought-after Golioth feature is OTA, also known as Over-the-Air firmware updates. When you put an...

Golioth is headed to the Hackaday Superconference this weekend!

Golioth will be training and showcasing hardware enthusiasts at the 2022 Hackaday Superconference. See what we have in store.

What is Golioth LightDB State?

Golioth LightDB State allows users to save, retrieve, and observe changes of cloud data endpoints. This data will always be the most recently updated value, and is great for recording device state and issuing command and control instructions.

Golioth is included in Infineon’s ModusToolbox™!

Golioth is now a built into PSoC™ 6 software. You can include Golioth device management features with your Infineon-based Wi-Fi IoT devices.

A new API just rolled out with Golioth Zephyr SDK v0.4.0

Golioth's v0.4.0 Zephyr SDK simplifies every aspect of interacting with the Golioth Cloud via Device APIs. This post shows how to migrate and work with the new code.

CMake and Kconfig tricks for common code in Zephyr apps

Use common code in your Zephyr projects by using CMake and Kconfig to include it in the project configuration files.

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