Interview – Fabio Violante

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Arduino launches a low‑power LoRaWAN node called MR K 1 sold around €30, with on‑board crypto chips and a compact form factor meant to be pre‑certified for solder‑in use by SMEs, makers and educators. Cloud IDE create.arduino.cc ties device programming to network services. Gateways remain pricier, so Arduino discusses a gateway dev kit; over‑the‑air updates are the highlighted missing standard many customers want.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:50Arduino's LoRa product
3. 3:35LoRa device audiences
4. 5:41Arduino cloud and LoRa
5. 7:27LoRa tech future
6. 10:25LoRa adoption challenges
7. 11:53Arduino next year

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