An IoT device wouldn't be an IoT device without a blinky demo. Check out Ed Nightingale, Partner Architect for Azure Sphere, showing how to use Visual Studio to develop on an Azure Sphere development kit. Learn more about Azure Sphere: https://aka.ms/AzureSphere Create a Free Account (Azure): https://aka.ms/aft-iot

Here is an introduction to Azure Digital Twins, a new Azure service announced recently. What are Digital Twins? What is this new PaaS service about? Daniel Escapa tells us all on the IoT Show. Learn more about Azure Digital Twins: https://aka.ms/azure-digital-twins Create a Free Account (Azure): https://aka.ms/aft-iot

If you are a developer who cannot live without command line tools and wants to work with Azure IoT Edge, we've got you covered with a new release of the iotedgedev tool. And who better than Jon Gallant to demo some of the many new features? Get the IoT CLI tools: Azure IoT Edge Dev Tool: https://aka.ms/iotedgedev Azure IoT CLI Extension: https://aka.ms/iotcli

Did you know there was a VS Code extension to develop with Azure IoT Hub? If you didn't (and even if you did!), you don't want to miss this new episode of the IoT Show. See how simple it is to start your IoT development right from Visual Studio Code. Get the extension: https://aka.ms/iothubextensionCreate a Free Account (Azure): https://aka.ms/c9-azurefree

Ed Nightingale, Partner Architect for Azure Sphere, joins Olivier on the IoT Show to discuss architecture, detailing how the silicon, the OS and the Security Service are built to allow securely connecting the billions of MCU based IoT devices that are coming. Learn more about Azure Sphere: https://aka.ms/AzureSphere

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Connect an Azure IoT DevKit to the Azure IoT Hub and view sensor readings in a custom web application and see how Azure IoT Hub is able to process messages in real-time from tangible devices. The sample also covers communicating to the device via Direct Methods, setting up a rules engine. Check out the demo on GitHub: https://aka.ms/mxdial Create a Free Account (Azure): https://aka.ms/c9-azurefree

The Microsoft SaaS offer for IoT, Azure IoT Central, is now generally available. This means you can now take it to production. That also means you get a load of new features enabling IoT scenarios at scale such as the support for automatically provisioning devices, the ability to setup advanced analytics rules, continuously export devices data and meta data to a blob storage, a simple per-device cost, a totally free trial and much more. Marcello Majonchi and Larry Jordan from the IoT Central team visited the IoT Show to tell us all about these new features. Learn more about Azure IoT Central: https://aka.ms/AzureIoTCentral

What is Azure Sphere? Let's ask Ed Nightingale, Partner Architect for the new Microsoft solution for creating highly-secured, connected MCU powered devices. Learn more about Azure Sphere: https://aka.ms/AzureSphere

IoT Hub Device Provisioning Service helps customers provision and register IoT devices at scale in a secure manner. To celebrate the service anniversary, Nicole Berdy, PM in the Azure IoT team shows us the latest additions to the service to make it even easier to provision IoT devices. Learn more on DPS: https://aka.ms/iotschool/dps Create a Free Account (Azure): https://aka.ms/c9-azurefree