SEEED Grove IoT Commercial Gateway Kit

Name: SEEED Grove IoT Commercial Gateway Kit
Brand: Seeed
SKU: seeed-grove-iot-commercial-gateway-kit

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Product Description

A partnership between Intel and Microsoft, this kit allows for rapid prototyping for commercial gateway scenarios. Using the Intel NUC DE3815TYKE as a gateway, the kit has all the power needed to connect new devices and legacy devices, as well as the ability to perform edge analytics, translate protocols, and filter data Read More

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Specs

Azure IoT Gateway & Azure IoT device SDK supported
Intel NUC Kit DE3815TYKE
Bluetooth-enabled
Plug-N-play Grove system
Runs on Wind River Linux

Intel NUC Kit DE3815TYKE

Processor: Intel Atom processor E3815 (512KB Cache, 1.46 GHz)
Graphics: Intel HD Graphics (up to 400 MHz)
Storage: Internal support for 2.5-inch HDD or SSD·Built-in 4 GB eMMC device
Expansion: Up to 8 GB of 1333/1600 MHz DDR3L memory via SO-DIMM slot·Half-length mini PCIe slot
Wireless: Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 7260 Plus Bluetooth, 802.11ac, 2x2, Bluetooth 4.0, PCIe, USB, HMC, Model: 7260HMW
I/O: USB 3.0 port·Five USB 2.0 ports (2 back,3 internal)·HDMI port·VGA port·Embedded DisplayPort·Headphone/microphone jack·Intel Gigabit LAN
Suggested Use Models: Thin client·Digital signage·Attach to back of monitor (All-in-One)
Dimensions: 7.5 x 4.6 x 1.6 in

Included

Intel NUC Kit DE3815TYKE with 4G Memory and Bluetooth expansion card
Sensors:
Grove- Button
Grove – Sound Sensor v1.2
Grove – Touch Sensor
Grove – Light Sensor v1.2
Grove – Temperature Sensor v1.1
Grove – Rotary Angle Sensor(P)
Grove – Piezo Vibration Sensor
Actuators:
Grove – LCD RGB Backlight
Grove – Buzzer
Grove – Red LED
Grove – Green LED
Grove – Blue LED
Gear Stepper Motor with Driver
Others:
Grove Base Shield v2
(14) 26AWG Grove Cables
B to A Type USB Cable – 0.5m

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Shipping

Estimated ship date is May 22, 2017 PT.

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Recent Activity

Maita

I'm not expert but I'm fairly certain that a Raspberry Pi can directly communicate with the Arduino shield via it's 40-pin GPIO connector. It's not neat like with an Arduino board, but it still doesn't explain the NUC. I've found a few references to apparent GPIO pins on NUC boards, but even those state a lack of any explanation from anybody about how to use them... so in order to use this kit properly you need either an Arduino board, as you stated, OR lots of cables, soldering equipment, a multimeter, an oscilloscope, and idk what else, to properly map and then utilize pins on the NUC. I'm fairly certain the point of the NUC is to dynamically feed data to the Arduino sketch, or even update it, based on some other USB input (touchscreen, as interactive sales displays is what I keep seeing these particular NUCs advertised for) but without the Arduino this is till... well why? It seems like an extremely expensive, extremely niche toy kit for anyone who wants to figure out how to make a really cool DIY interactive display, but doesn't need professional quality; Grove is aimed squarely at prototyping and personal use.

Maita

Reading your last sentence there, I am now absolutely convinced that this was originally actually a kit of accessories for an Arduino board. Sort of a "you have an Arduino and you want to do basically anything IOT? Here ya go!" I think the name given to it reflects either the stereotypical sales gimmick or a legitimate translation issue, since Seeed is Chinese (pretty sure anyway.) Dammit I'm not sure any of this discussion has actually helped me understand what it's really about, even though we've come up with what I think is a reasonable explanation for its genesis XD

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