Social and environmental responsibility

By mvuilleu, in Misc, december 20,2024.

With the new European directive on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSRD) due to come into force in 2025, we are increasingly receiving requests for information on how we manage the sustainability and social responsibility of our business and our suppliers. As the essence of this new regulation is transparency, we have chosen to publish in this post our approach and the measures we take on a daily basis to best assume our share of responsibility.

Automatic WiFi configuration

By seb, in Programming and Misc, december 13,2024.

Whenever you have a new WiFi device to install, the first step is to configure the connection settings. And often, the most time-consuming part is finding and typing in the password for the WiFi access point. We've enhanced the tool we introduced a few weeks ago to automate this step.

New! The Yocto-Light-V5

By martinm, in New stuff, december 06,2024.

This week, we're announcing the Yocto-Light-V5, which is now the most powerful ambient light sensor in our range, in terms of both measuring range and acquisition speed. Let's have a look!

A small configuration tool

By mvuilleu, in Programming, november 29,2024.

Yoctopuce modules are ideal for building application-specific measuring and automation systems. The end-user of the system doesn't even need to know that their system is based on Yoctopuce modules, since they work without drivers and our communication library can be fully integrated into the measuring and control software. Today, we're going to show you how to create a small, customizable and easy-to-use tool that enables end-users to configure a system to suit their network environment.

Yoctopuce and ChatGPT

By seb november 23,2024.

The advance of AI in recent years is revolutionizing many fields, including IT development. We wanted to do a little experiment on the topic. Is it possible to create an application using our modules without knowing how to program, but using ChatGPT? As we shall see, the answer is yes, but no...