Modernizing Windows CE Devices
Build with an Azure free account. Get USD200 credit for 30 days and 12 months of free services.
Start free todayIntroduction to IoT Plug and Play
Play Introduction to IoT Plug and Play
Description
We're thrilled to announce IoT Plug and Play, which is based on an open modeling language that allows IoT devices to declare their capabilities. That declaration, that we call a Device Capability Model, is then presented when IoT devices connect to cloud solutions like Azure IoT Central and Partner Solutions which can then automatically understand the device and start interacting with it– all without writing any code.
Learn more about the Digital Twin Definition Language
Find IoT Plug and Play devices in the Certified for Azure device catalog
Try Azure IoT for free today: https://aka.ms/aft-iot
Download
Right click or Alt+Enter to download this episode
- MP3 (10.9 MB)
- Low Quality MP4 (28.4 MB)
- High Quality MP4 (352.9 MB)
- Mid Quality MP4 (89.3 MB)
The Discussion
-
wsalazar100 I want to see more examples please -
jonmikeli Nice feature!
A pity we did not get it earlier :). I bet our customers will love it. Any idea of when/ where could we see code samples/documentation of using IoT Plug and Play features without IoT Central?
Thanks for your job and the IoT Show. -
olivierbloch Thanks @jonmikeli
stay tuned for some updates about IoT plug and play preview in the next few weeks
More episodes in this series
Azure IoT Central - New Integration and Extensibility Features
Related episodes
Azure IoT Device Agent for Windows
Device Simulation with Azure IoT
IoT Plug and Play & Azure IoT Central making IoT simpler than ever
The No Code Way to Connect Sensors to Azure IoT
Over-the-air software updates for Azure IoT Hub with Mender.io
IoT at Microsoft Build 2019
Deploying Azure IoT Edge workloads on Kubernetes
Azure IoT Central - New Integration and Extensibility Features
Azure Maps - The Microsoft Azure Enterprise Location Platform
Third Party Azure IoT solution accelerators
