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Sipping Celluar IoT Power – A Golioth Webinar with Jared Wolff

The Golioth team will team up with Jared Wolff of CircuitDojo to talk about reducing power in cellular based designs connecting to the Cloud. Use the form on this post to take part in the webinar.
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Build a customized Thread network using off-the-shelf components

Use OpenThread + Zephyr + Golioth to build your next low power sensor network on off-the-shelf hardware.
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Golioth Firmware SDK v0.22.0

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