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Supported hardware
SME AIoT is built around the NuttyFi family and works with the boards you already use. Here is what each board needs today and how it connects.
NuttyFi firstESP32 & ESP8266 readyLinux boards over MQTT / HTTPSAny device with the API
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| Board | Chip | Connects over | How you program it | Status |
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The Hardware list in New device
When you create a device, the Hardware field labels what it runs on. It is shown in Device Info and doesn't change how the device connects, so pick the closest match.
| Pick | For |
|---|---|
| NuttyFi 2.0 · NuttyFi32 | Our Wi-Fi boards. Use the SMEIoT library. |
| NuttyFi Fusion · Fusion X · Fusion Mega | Our boards with more I/O. Ask us for the library build for your board. |
| ESP8266 · ESP32 | Any other ESP board, such as NodeMCU, Wemos D1 mini or ESP32 DevKit. |
| Raspberry Pi · Jetson Nano · Linux Gateway | Linux boards. They connect from Python over MQTT or HTTPS. |
| LoRa Gateway · Industrial Gateway | Gateways that bring field nodes and machines online. |
| Custom Device | Anything else. |
The SDK names the board for youWhen an ESP board connects, the SMEIoT library reports its type from the chip, for example NuttyFi32. You don't need to set it.
Next steps
Get startedQuick startCreate a device and get it online.Board setupConnect NuttyFiArduino IDE, the library and flashing.HelpTalk to usUsing hardware that isn't ready yet? We can help.
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