Apr 5, 2017
A Wi-Fi enabled 1990 Macintosh Classic built with LEGO, powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero running docker and a 2.7" e-paper display by EmbeddedArtists.
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A Wi-Fi enabled 1990 Macintosh Classic built with LEGO, powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero running docker and a 2.7" e-paper display by EmbeddedArtists.
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A carrier board for a Raspberry Pi compute module, for people who want to deploy Raspberry Pi-like solutions, but need something more robust. By Balena, formerly resin.io (but it doesn’t require their software to be run). The developer kit is $200 and it includes everything you need including the Compute Board.
Infrastructure to develop, deploy, and manage connected devices at scale
resin.io renamed itself balena. (Which is Italian for “whale”).
Resin.io Says Containers Are a Perfect Management Platform for IoT
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Congrats and well deserved. - Funding from DFJ, GE Ventures, Ericsson, and Aspect Ventures.
Building the Future of the Industrial Internet with Resin.io
The Industrial Internet is taking the world by storm. From healthcare to government to education, every industry is looking to deploy internet-connected devices within their organizations. However, as companies take their complex devices online, they’re faced with a problem: “How can I safely and securely maintain remote devices while also delivering new software features and functionality to my customers?”
That’s where resin.io comes in. Resin.io was founded in 2013 with a mission to simplify the way developers build, deploy, and manage software for Industrial Internet devices. Since then, businesses across a range of vertical industries have adopted the resin.io platform to safely deliver software for security patches, new feature deployments and device changes.
With resin.io, device fleet owners can have all of their connected devices in one unified console, enabling developers to iterate faster, securely push updates to hundreds or thousands of devices at once, and gain ongoing visibility into how their devices are performing overall.
At GE Ventures, we’re excited about the limitless opportunities that Industrial Internet devices bring the industries GE operates in, and the strategic advantage that resin.io brings to those industries. We’re thrilled to participate in resin.io’s latest $9 million funding round to help expand the company’s product footprint, grow its open source community and broaden its global reach.
To learn more about resin.io, please visit https://resin.io/.
"the four maxims" and we teach them to every new member of the team:
If it's not on chat it didn't happen
If it's not in the issue tracker it won't get done
If it's not on the wiki we won't remember it
If it's not on the blog it's not released
HOWTO: Use Resin.io to push Docker containers to a Raspberry Pi. 6 minute video. I’m excited by this, with the caveat that I can’t get Docker to play nice with the LAN to see UPnP (and probably Bonjour / mDNS)