Author: Chris Crocker-White
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See and hug other humans: Mini meets for remote teams!
Plan and run your own mini remote team gathering- for fun and hugs and food and drinks.
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Creating an IoT marketplace and launching Fleets for Good
Today we’re launching a big update to balenaHub- creating a marketplace to find and share resources for IoT building products and services. Alongside- we’re launching Fleets for Good (formerly open fleets)- our way of sharing our technology to enable users who want to use our platform for a good cause.
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The road to multi-app, mile 2: surfacing Apps on balenaHub and balenaCloud
We’ve transitioned and transformed Projects into Apps as a way to progress along our product roadmap toward multi-app.
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The balenaCloud dashboard: why we change stuff and move things
Learn about the thought and reasoning that goes into the changes we make to the dashboard- and why we keep working on it.
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The road to multi-app: transitioning balenaCloud Applications to Fleets
Applications are now Fleets in balenaCloud. Learn why we made this change- what it means to users- and how it impacts our product roadmap.
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Receive and store LoRa sensor data from TTN using a Raspberry Pi (part 2)
Here’s how to capture temperature- humidity- and pressure data from The Things Network- and produce a dashboard and graphs to visualize the data.
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Build a simple solar-powered weather station with LoRa & The Things Stack (part 1)
This two-part series will explore how to build a simple- solar-powered weather station- using LoRa- balena- and The Things Stack.
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Show & tell: a steampunk desktop background radiation monitor
Here’s how to turn a Geiger counter into a desktop radiation monitor powered by a Raspberry Pi. Take a look at this steampunk-inspired project up close.
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Build a simple radiation monitor using a Raspberry Pi, InfluxDB and Grafana
We modified our balenaSense project to start monitoring background radiation levels.
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Two projects, one device: turn your Raspberry Pi into a multitool!
We’re going to take a look at how to run multiple balena projects on a single device- allowing you to do more with the hardware you already have.