Arduino, which is welcomed by the developer community as an open source microcontroller, has now turned its attention to the enterprise field Massimo Banzi, co-founder and CEO of Arduino, said in a press release: "many of the millennium and generation Z engineers around the world grew up with Arduino. They have become accustomed to our open source software, hardware and cloud services, and will bring relevant needs into the enterprise in their work.".
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In the recently completed round B financing of US $32million, robertbosch (rbvc), Renesas, Anzu partners and arm all gave Arduino strong support.
Although some people feel strange about the company's transformation from the amateur / education market to the enterprise sector, in fact, we have seen a large number of existing development boards integrated into workplace solutions over the years.
Chris allexandre, senior vice president of Renesas electronics, commented in a press release:
Arduino has a unique opportunity to expand its already strong engineering community and easily enter the enterprise market.
We are pleased to support the company in its plans to expand its customer base and build a disruptive enterprise platform.