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đź”’ Ensure your projects meet the highest safety standards. X-CUBE-STL now supports the STM32MP1, the STM32U5, the STM32L5, the STM32H5, and the STM32WL.
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In Application Examples, Our products, Smart Industry, Smart Things
October 24, 2018
The new STM32ODE Function Pack, the FP-ATR-TOMTOM1 is the first software package for embedded systems to bring multiple TomTom Maps APIs to IoT development platforms, and we’re announcing today…
In Internet of Things, Events, Our products, Smart Home & City, Smart Industry, Smart Things
March 29, 2017
Developers can use the STM32 ODE development and expansion boards and STM32Cube software to jumpstart your projects. Learn how easily you can build a Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) network…
In Internet of Things, Our products, Smart Things
January 23, 2017
Can you name the 8- and 32-bit microcontroller families leading the “Smart Revolution”? With ST having delivered more than 1 million STM32 development kits and 100,000 STM8 development kits, chances…
In Events, AI, Internet of Things, Smart Driving, Smart Home & City, Smart Industry, Smart Things
January 7, 2017
As the tech masses gathered in Las Vegas this week for the 50th annual CES conference, ST technology was powering some of the hottest trends. AI & Smart Assistants:…
Having just announced the world’s highest performing ARM® Cortex®-M-core MCU, ST had a strong presence at ARM TechCon, a premier hardware engineering and software developer event, to show it…
Wearable applications including activity and fitness trackers, smart gloves, glasses, watches and headphones all use sensors to monitor what’s going on. And when more than one sensing device is…
In Internet of Things, Smart Things
July 6, 2016
The first wave of Internet technology connected people to people and people to organizations via web sites and applications like email. Shortly afterwards, the “Internet of Things” (IoT) phenomena…
