OpenPicus

OpenPicus was founded by Claudio Carnevali and Gabriele Allegria in the early 2010s. The idea was to create a hardware and software open platform to speed up the development of professional IoT devices and services. By the late 2010s, the official OpenPicus wiki and related open-hardware documentation were no longer available online. Public reporting indicates that Claudio Carnevali, co-founder of OpenPicus, later focused on promoting the IOmote brand as an Internet of Things solutions platform. Archived OpenPicus documentation, including wiki pages and tutorials, remains accessible via the Internet Archive Wayback Machine. ==Product==

Flyport is a smart and connected system on modules for the Internet of Things. Flyport is powered by a powerful and light open source framework (based on FreeRTOS) that manages the TCP/IP software stack, the user application and the integrated web server. Flyport is available in 3 pin compatible versions: • FlyportPRO Wi-Fi 802.11g • FlyportPRO GPRS quadband • FlyportPRO Ethernet Flyport system-on-module products are based on a Microchip Technology PIC24 microcontroller and support standard TCP/IP protocols and services, including HTTP, TCP, and UDP, with an embedded web interface customizable by uploading web pages. The FlyportPRO family also provides remappable pins, allowing the hardware pin configuration to be customized in firmware. ==Licensing==

Hardware: Schematics are released under CC BY 3.0 Software: Framework is released under LGPL 3.0 ==See also ==