Amazon launches AWS IoT Analytics platform

By Jonathan Dyble
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the launch of a new dedicated analytics platform for internet of things (IoT) data, named AWS IoT Analytics. Th...

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced the launch of a new dedicated analytics platform for internet of things (IoT) data, named AWS IoT Analytics.

The platform was unveiled at the ongoing re:Invent customer conference that AWS is currently holding in Las Vegas.

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Tara Walker, a Technical Evangelist for AWS, posted about the service on the company’s blog, dubbing AWS IoT Analytics as a predictive tool that can be used to provide advanced analysis on data collected from IoT devices.

“With AWS IoT Analytics, you have the ability to collect, visualize, process, query and store large amounts of data generated from your AWS IoT connected device,” Walker said.

The company cites numerous benefits of the IoT solution, stating that it provides access to pre-built analytical functions and tools to clean up data, in addition to being able to identify particular patterns in data that has been identified to ensure ease of use.

“With the AWS IoT Analytics service, you can process messages, gather and store large amounts of device data, as well as, query your data,” the blog post read. “Also, the new AWS IoT Analytics service feature integrates with Amazon Quicksight for visualization of your data and brings the power of machine learning through integration with Jupyter Notebooks.”

AWS IoT Analytics is now available, having been launched with its own unique page amongst the other IoT products that AWS currently offers.

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