Pycom

FiPy’s five-in-one radio architecture allows developers to prototype and compare connectivity technologies side-by-side without hardware substitution, determining which network best fits their application’s range, power, and data-rate requirements. MicroPython firmware provides a familiar scripting environment for Python developers who want to build embedded IoT applications without learning C. The Pysense 2 shield snaps underneath FiPy and adds temperature, humidity, pressure, light, and 3-axis accelerometer sensors for an all-in-one environmental monitoring prototype. Pylife developer console provides OTA firmware updates, device monitoring, and Sigfox/LoRa message logging for development teams managing multiple boards. Current consumption of 12 µA in deep sleep enables battery-powered deployments.