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OpenPicus

OpenPicus was an Italian hardware company launched in 2011 that designed and produced Internet of Things system on modules called Flyport. Flyport is open hardware and the openPicus framework and IDE are open software. Flyport is a stand-alone system on module, no external processor is needed to create IoT applications. The company ceased operations in 2018.

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Product

Internet of ThingsFreeRTOSTCP/IPWeb serverWi-Fi
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Internet Archive Wayback Machine
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CC BY 3.0LGPL 3.0
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Internet of ThingsOpen hardwareOpen software
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Founded
2011
Industry
Internet of Things
Headquarters
Rome, Italy, Italy
Defunct
2018
Successor
IOmote

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OpenPicus

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples24
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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OpenPicus

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related to history · 11
OpenPicus → Archived OpenPicus, By, Claudio Carnevali, Gabriele Allegria, Internet, Internet Archive Wayback Machine, IOmote, IoT, Public, The, Things
related to References · 2
OpenPicus → Iot Thinkers, Postscapes
Defunct · 1
OpenPicus → 2018
Founded · 1
OpenPicus → 2011
Headquarters · 1
OpenPicus → Rome, Italy, Italy
Industry · 1
OpenPicus → Internet of Things
Successor · 1
OpenPicus → IOmote
Website · 1
OpenPicus → www.openpicus.com
related to External links · 1
OpenPicus → Wiki

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flyport hardware internet things software system open framework iot company external wiki modules needed create also tcp founded iomote website

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OpenPicusDefunct20181.00infobox
OpenPicusFounded20111.00infobox
OpenPicusHeadquartersRome, Italy, Italy1.00infobox
OpenPicusIndustryInternet of Things1.00infobox
OpenPicusSuccessorIOmote1.00infobox
OpenPicusWebsitewww.openpicus.com1.00infobox
Evrthnginstance ofallowing the hardware pin configuration to be customized in firmware.Flyport can connect with several cloud servers0.80text
Xivelyinstance ofallowing the hardware pin configuration to be customized in firmware.Flyport can connect with several cloud servers0.80text
ThingSpeakinstance ofallowing the hardware pin configuration to be customized in firmware.Flyport can connect with several cloud servers0.80text
many moreinstance ofallowing the hardware pin configuration to be customized in firmware.Flyport can connect with several cloud servers0.80text
OpenPicusrelated to External linksWiki0.60section
OpenPicusrelated to historyClaudio Carnevali0.60section

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