2016 TSC Chair Marcello Lioy shares strategic goals for advancing the technical scope of the AllJoyn project.
2016 TSC Chair Marcello Lioy shares strategic goals for advancing the technical scope of the AllJoyn project.
Open Source project adds four new members and deepens worldwide AllJoyn user engagement to accelerate open development for the IoT
Check out takeaways and the livetweet feed for a snapshot of the many AllJoyn track sessions that took place at OpenIoT Summit 2016, April 4-6 in sunny San Diego.
Embedded software developer and AllSeen Alliance member Beechwoods Software releases open source Yocto ‘recipes’ streamlining AllJoyn integration when building with Yocto.
SandHill interviews Noah Harlan of Two Bulls. Read the full interview here:
The Internet of Things requires open standards that enable devices, apps and services to discover, connect and work together.
AllJoyn makes products work together — no matter the brand. It’s a framework to connect peer-to-peer and over the cloud, regardless of transport layer, device type, platform or operating system.
AllJoyn technology simply and efficiently connects devices, applications and services to make them more powerful—increasing the relevance and value of your products and brand.
AllJoyn’s open, universal, secure and programmable framework is supported by the AllSeen Alliance of more than 180 technology partners across a wide range of industries.
AllJoyn is available for use today and is already in dozens of products in the market. Download the SDK and documentation now to connect your products to the growing AllJoyn ecosystem.
That’s why AllJoyn is a collaborative, open ecosystem for products and services that will communicate, engage and delight users in new and useful ways. By certifying that your products are compatible with other AllJoyn devices, you help build a smarter, more connected experience for your customers.
products that can discover, communicate, connect and interact with other AllJoyn Certified products.
and customer trust with the AllJoyn Certified mark indicating interoperability.
and 3rd-party labs simulate real world conditions and enable quick product releases for OEMs.
a growing network of companies and certified products
Products that pass the certification earn the right to wear the AllJoyn Certified mark, are registered in the AllJoyn Certified Products database, and benefit from the patent pledge as stated in the IP Policy.
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