Azure IoT Edge devices can now be nested to securely collect data across networks organized in hierarchical layers. Industrial customers commonly use layered networks to isolate and secure their most critical assets, as recommended by the ISA-95 standard. With this new IoT Edge capability, customers can quickly overcome the challenges of collecting data from each layer and gain local insights to help reduce unplanned downtime, increase equipment efficiency, and reduce product defects while fully complying with strict industry standards. Learn more at https://aka.ms/iotshow/IoTEdgeForIIot

Putting together a demo or a simple proof of concept for your Vision AI at the edge project has become pretty simple. But bringing this project to pilot then to production can be daunting. Mahesh Yadav joins Olivier on this new episode to introduce the open source project VisionOnEdge which gives you all you need to rapidly get your project to a production ready state. Learn more reading Mahesh's blog post at htps://aka.ms/iotshow/VisionOnEdge

Wait what? Updating disconnected IoT devices over the air? Here is how to update your disconnected IoT devices with Azure Update for IoT Hub. The Microsoft Connected Cache Preview IoT Edge module will provide Device Update for Azure IoT Hub customers with the capability of an intelligent in-network cache, which enables image-based and package-based updates of Linux OS-based devices behind and IoT Edge gateway (downstream IoT devices). In cases where downstream Azure IoT Edge devices do not have internet connectivity or may not be allowed to download content from the internet, this capability is important. Check out the docs: https://aka.ms/iotshow/UpdateDisconnectedDevices

For Azure customers and partners, secure update is one of the first device management functionalities they want to adopt. In Azure Percept, the update stack is core to the devices and experiences. Join Olivier, Alex and Saravanan as they describe and demo how a resilient Over-The-Air update solution is implemented with Azure Percept. Learn more reading the blog post: https://aka.ms/iotshow/UpdateAzurePerceptDK

What is it? Device Update for IoT Hub is a comprehensive platform that customers can use to publish, distribute, and manage over-the-air updates for everything from tiny sensors to gateway-level devices. This platform is now in preview in the Western US, Asia, and Europe to keep devices and applications secure and updated. Why should partners and customers care? Keeping a network of IoT devices secure and up to date can be complex and costly, especially for organizations with limited technology staffing. Rather than take on the cost and work of building and maintaining custom update solutions, Device Update for IoT Hub customers can take advantage of a platform that is tailored for IoT devices and built on the experience Microsoft has developed through regularly updating hundreds of millions of Windows devices. Learn more by reading the blog post at https://aka.ms/iot-hub-device-update-blog

The IoT Plug and Play bridge is an open-source application for connecting existing devices attached to Windows or Linux gateway as IoT Plug and Play devices. The IoT Plug and Play bridge is now available as an Azure IoT Edge module. After installing and configuring IoT Plug and Play as an Edge module, you can use it to connect attached devices to an IoT hub. You can use the bridge to map IoT Plug and Play interfaces to the telemetry the attached devices are sending, work with device properties, and invoke commands. After watching the video you can learn more at https://aka.ms/iotshow/IoTPnPBridgeEdge