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Commercial Uses of Arduino - 5 Webinar Series

Name: Arduino MKR Vidor 4000 – Democratizing FPGA
Start: 2018-10-31T18:00Z
End: 2018-10-31T19:00Z

5 Free Webinars about commercial uses of Arduino and the new Arduino MKR range, starting Wednesday 19th of September. Also, don't forget our Arduino MKR giveaways.

Join Massimo and Dominic in our 5 Part Webinar Series below to explore the full range of commercial uses of Arduino, from using Arduino in to prototype, to using them within your production products.

When it is time to join this webinar Register/Login to watch this webinar.Watch Webinar Here .

Due to British Wintertime today's webinar will run at:

13:00 CT

18:00 GMT

19:00 CES

If you miss this webinar the recording will be available within 24 hours from this page.

In todays webinar we will also cover

The new Arduino MKR Range
What things to consider in an industrial or commercial enviroment

Data Logging
IIoT Security

Computer Vision

Introduction to FPGA with the Arduino Vidor 4000

IIoT connectivity such as LoRa, NB-IoT, SigFox or WiFi
RS-485, CAN, and Ethernet connectivity for your Arduino Projects

Our Speakers:

Massimo Banzi

Interaction Designer, Teacher, Maker, Bottleneck

Co-founder of Arduino

Dominic Pajak

Product person. Engineer.

Retro computing geek

MKR Giveaways:

Winners Announcement: Auto Hacks and Beyond: Show Us How You Would Use the Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 Board and CAN Shield!

Winners Announcement: Build a Smarter World: Build an Arduino MKR WAN 1300 Project for an Arduino Engineering Kit!

Winners Announcement: Freedom of FPGA: Build an Arduino MKR Vidor 4000 Project for an Arduino Engineering Kit!

Dates and Register for Free:

Arduino MKR: IoT prototype to production

Arduino MKR boards & industrial shields overview
Developing software with Arduino Create
Integrating connectivity and sensors – the ‘panini’ concept

Wednesday 19^th September

19:00 GMT

13:00 CDT

Arduino MKR: IoT prototype to production

Arduino MKR and wireless IoT connectivity

Creating and deploying connected products
Connecting over LoRa, NB-IoT, SigFox or WiFi.
IoT protocols and Internet connectivity

Wednesday 3^rd October

19:00 GMT

13:00 CDT

Arduino MKR and wireless IoT connectivity

Industrial IoT applications with Arduino MKR

Adding wired connectivity with RS-485, CAN and Ethernet MKR shields
Considerations for industrial environments
Retrofitting industrial and building control systems

Wednesday 16^th January

19:00 GMT

13:00 CDT

Industrial IoT applications with Arduino MKR

Arduino MKR Vidor 4000 – democratizing FPGA

Introduction to FPGAs
Using Vidor libraries to add vision and video capability
Custom hardware design options

Due to British Wintertime today's webinar will run at:

13:00 CT

18:00 GMT

19:00 CES

Commercial IoT applications with Arduino MKR

Securing the data
Monitoring, logging and acting
Connecting to business applications

Wednesday 14^th November

19:00 GMT

13:00 CDT

Commercial IoT applications with Arduino MKR

What a cockup. I was told that there would be an email telling how to participate, nothing came. Then you move it an hour back after saying it would be 19:00 GMT. Finally I find my name is not on the list of registers attendees, yet after I register it was there in the list of attendees.

Very cross.

Sorry to hear you had problems. It worked for me; I got an email reminder at around 11am (GMT) with the times etc, signed in about 15 minutes beforehand and carried on surfing stuff until it started.

I guess there are lots of things that can go wrong; we must remember that those arranging the webinars are human as well, some were staying late into their day or setting out very early, there are many different time zones (the UK has literally just come off the summer time) and other countries do the same but on different days, we have time lags and connection issues.

The E14 team usually make the webinar available in about 24 hours - you can use that to catchup on the content. Regarding questions, I'm sure if you post them here they will get picked up by someone knowledgeable (or email arduino directly ?)

Rod

Sorry to hear you had problems. It worked for me; I got an email reminder at around 11am (GMT) with the times etc, signed in about 15 minutes beforehand and carried on surfing stuff until it started.

Rod

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tariq.ahmad over 6 years ago in reply to attilapethe +5

We'll make this webinar available on the community for those of you who have missed it. There will be two more upcoming webinars with Arduino. Furthermore, keep asking questions here on the community and…
tariq.ahmad over 6 years ago in reply to Grumpy_Mike +5

Hi Grumpy_Mike , attilapethe , vitoleogallo , You can view the recorded livestream of this event at this location: Recorded Live Stream: Arduino MKR VIDOR 4000 - Democratizing FPGA! The next event is Commercial…
e14phil over 6 years ago in reply to 14rhb +4

Hey Rod Great Questions, I will make sure these get asked, the webinar page has a Q&A section during the live stream, feel free to ask this and other questions. The link to the event will be shared with…

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Grumpy_Mike over 6 years ago

What a cockup. I was told that there would be an email telling how to participate, nothing came. Then you move it an hour back after saying it would be 19:00 GMT. Finally I find my name is not on the list of registers attendees, yet after I register it was there in the list of attendees.

Very cross.
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14rhb over 6 years ago in reply to Grumpy_Mike

Sorry to hear you had problems. It worked for me; I got an email reminder at around 11am (GMT) with the times etc, signed in about 15 minutes beforehand and carried on surfing stuff until it started.

I guess there are lots of things that can go wrong; we must remember that those arranging the webinars are human as well, some were staying late into their day or setting out very early, there are many different time zones (the UK has literally just come off the summer time) and other countries do the same but on different days, we have time lags and connection issues.

The E14 team usually make the webinar available in about 24 hours - you can use that to catchup on the content. Regarding questions, I'm sure if you post them here they will get picked up by someone knowledgeable (or email arduino directly ?)

Rod
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14rhb over 6 years ago in reply to Grumpy_Mike

Sorry to hear you had problems. It worked for me; I got an email reminder at around 11am (GMT) with the times etc, signed in about 15 minutes beforehand and carried on surfing stuff until it started.

I guess there are lots of things that can go wrong; we must remember that those arranging the webinars are human as well, some were staying late into their day or setting out very early, there are many different time zones (the UK has literally just come off the summer time) and other countries do the same but on different days, we have time lags and connection issues.

The E14 team usually make the webinar available in about 24 hours - you can use that to catchup on the content. Regarding questions, I'm sure if you post them here they will get picked up by someone knowledgeable (or email arduino directly ?)

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