Eclipse Newsletter - 2020.29.09

Streamlining IoT and Edge Development

Editor's Note

As IoT and edge solution development accelerates, developers face new challenges that can increase development time, complexity, and costs. To help developers avoid these risks, we asked three Eclipse IoT and edge community members to share their knowledge about technologies and strategies that help to streamline development and encourage IoT solution adoption.

Spotlight Articles

Our spotlight articles feature their insights:

Cedalo AG explains how to bring the power of spreadsheets to stream processing with Eclipse Streamsheets 2.0.
ADLINK Technologies explains how to enable edge robotics with Eclipse zenoh and the Robot Operating System 2 (ROS 2).
Eurotech summarizes how open digital platforms for the industrial world make developing, scaling, and managing new applications for digital factories more efficient, simple, and agile.

Committer Profile

This month, you’ll meet Kai Hudalla, a very active Eclipse IoT participant and an Eclipse Foundation committer since 2015.

Kai shares his insights into the careful balance of priorities that committers must manage and tells us why developers considering becoming committers shouldn’t hesitate to make the move.

News and Community Updates

Be sure to check our News section for the latest details on upcoming events and commercial solutions that feature Eclipse Foundation technologies. You’ll learn about:

The EclipseCon 2020 schedule and registration details
How Eclipse Streamsheets is giving Freiburg University Hospital new visibility
Darcy, a groundbreaking edge AI thermal camera, featuring Eclipse ioFog technology
Upcoming talks by our Executive Director, Mike Milinkovich

Happy reading!
Ioana Maftei

New Project Proposals

Eclipse Language Server for Jakarta EE (jakarts.ls):: The Eclipse Language Server for Jakarta EE (jakarta.ls) project provides core language support capabilities for the specifications defined under the Jakarta EE (EE4J) umbrella.
Eclipse Scenario Architect: Eclipse Scenario Architect provides a lightweight graphical user interface that allows a straightforward realization and manipulation of concrete driving testing scenarios. These can then be used to validate an online verification framework, capable of safeguarding AI driving functions.

Interested in more project activity? Read on!