Overview Espressif's ESP32 is a rather unique chip: it supports both Bluetooth and WiFi. While WiFi support has been in Mongoose OS from day 1, we began working on adding Bluetooth support to

Mongoose OS, an open source Operating System for the Internet of Things, today announced support for AWS Greengrass, which gives customers an access to compute, messaging, data caching, and syncing services that run

The previous post described how to setup ESP32 or ESP8266 module with ATECC508A crypto chip to use Google IoT Core. This post describes similar setup, but without the ECC508A crypto chip. Prerequisites NodeMCU

This post describes how to setup ESP8266 module with ATECC508A crypto chip to use Google IoT Core. Please note, the process is manual at this moment. As soon as Google IoT Core goes

We have some good news to share with you! We are working hard on bringing a better developer experience to your door. As part of it we have made improvements to the installation

Google Cloud leverages Cesanta’s expertise in embedded firmware development and network connectivity to help more customers realize the value of connected devices Dublin, May 16th, 2017 — Mongoose OS, an open source Operating

As the development of Mongoose OS progresses, we are happy to announce new features in the mos tool. JS API autocompletions See documentation and available API calls as you type the code. RPC

Programming microcontrollers were possible long before the ‘Internet of Things’ entered our daily lives. But historically it was a privilege of just a few, since only limited amount of experienced developers were able

ESP32 chip comes with built-in security features, one of which is a transparent SPI flash encryption (for details see Espressif's documentation). That feature is critical for securing device's cloud access. By default, an

Mongoose OS is an operating system for low-power connected microcontrollers. It comes with the management tool mos which is a developer's swiss army knife. It can build & flash the firmware and manage

We have received a notification from security research organisation recently about Mongoose Networking library vulnerability. The advisory was concerning handling of the multipart upload code: http://seclists.org/fulldisclosure/2017/Apr/8 . Prior

Mongoose OS is now officially recommended by Espressif Systems as a firmware toolkit for ESP8266 and ESP32: http://espressif.com/en/support/download/sdk http://espressif.com/en/products/software/esp-sdk/overview Mongoose

Internet of Things is about connecting physical objects (things) to the Internet. Technically, that is done by attaching a computer to the thing. A computer is attached in a way it can read

Mongoose OS is an open source operating system for the Internet of Things targeting commercial applications. Mongoose OS currently works on ESP32, ESP8266, STM32, TI CC3200 microcontrollers and seamlessly integrated with Amazon AWS

Mongoose OS is an open source operating system for the Internet of Things. It is built for low power microcontrollers. It focuses on commercial applications and strong security features: secure boot, flash encryption,