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If you don't have an IOT2020 or if you don't win one, you can still participate but you will still need to use an IOT2020 for your entry. Consider migrating the project to the IOT2020 when deciding for the entry, it might make the next step easier. Your initial Idea does not have to be based on the IOT2020, it can be Arduino, Raspberry PI, BeagleBone Black, ESP8266 or some other common education platform, just tell us all about it and we will select the best to receive the IOT2020 starter kits. (Links are to the UK RS-Components catalogue for reference, parts may be different depending on availability and region) If you have one then great, your set to start.Дon't have an IOT2020? We have that covered for a few lucky winners, submit your ideas to this contest and we will select 10 of you to receive an IOT2020 Starter Kit to use for your entry, 5 of the winners may also be the recipient of a special version of the IOT2020 (Details will follow soon). You get to submit your unique project based on the IOT2020 with the chance to win a really cool prize, the catch is it needs to use an IOT2020.

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UPDATE Feb 8th - It seems we have some friendly competition of our own, Tektronix has just upgraded their contribution of a TBS2072 to a TBS2102, yes that's now a 100Mhz scope instead of the 70Mhz in the First place Prize list. These are the ONLY signed IOT2020s in existance (I dont even have one :( ) so you won't win one if you don't enter your idea. UPDATE Feb 18th - We now have confirmation that 5 of the IOT2020s have been upgraded to a special status. i'm sure it will be of interest to all here and on the sponsors community sites. Please post a picture with your prize when it arrives. Oh and dont forget there is also a second place prize valued close to $700 USD Now the fun begins to create those projects for a chance to win a $4,800 USD Lab kit. If you did not win a kit, you can still enter as long as the project uses an IOT2020, and the project follows the contest rules. The selection was not easy as there were so many good ideas but we finally reduced the numbers to the 10 we had kits for. you should have received emails by now but to confirm, if your in the list below your a winner, Congratulations. Update 12th March 2017 We have selected winners for the 10 IOT2020 Starter kits. As we have not sent out the kits right away (Logistics to so many countries), we will extend the deadline for everyone on the project submissions to compensate. The only difference between the one originally listed (687-7780) is it was 2mm pitch on the connector instead of 2.54mm (0.1') electrically it is the same. I am checking with RS-Components to see what was shipped in the winning kits. There was an error in the part number for the FTDI cable for the Kits. For those of you already in possession of an IOT2020 you can regard this as more time to polish your projects, for those still waiting, I am trying to give you as much time as the original contest was allowing. Announcement of the Winner and Second place should occur no more than 2 weeks later.

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This should allow everyone to have close to a full 2 months to complete their projects using the IOT2020 and submit their final entries.

On Friday 14th October 2016 at the Rome Maker Faire, RS-Components, Siemens, and Massimo Banzi, co-founder of Arduino, presented the easiest way to start with Industrial Internet of Things, the Arduino compatible SIMATIC IOT2020.Дue to logistical issues with Shipping, Customs etc to the various countries of the winners of part one, we have decided to extend the project entry deadline to the end of May 2017.

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Something that allows the code and hardware platform to move to an approved platform, preferably with little change to the design of hardware IO or software and with little or no requirement for additional approvals.

TIA Portal Cloud will be offered for the first time with TIA Portal v17 as a subscription model for commercial use.There has been a need for a long time for a way to take the Student, Maker or Design Engineer to the next level, from developing a product on Arduino UNO, Yun, Mega, Raspberry PI or other embedded platforms that are not certified for Industrial or Commercial use (CE and UL mark of approval for instance) and migrate the design easily to an approved product.

The Cost Effect Matrix links causes to effects and offers easiest debugging.

New editors like CEM/CFC allow automated programming or specifically structured control tasks.

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TIA Portal have just released new version i.e TIA Portal v17 and we are excited to share itвЂ™s new features and share its free trial download links for you to get hands on.