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Embedded World Recap
We're back from Embedded World and what a week! We started by announcing an expansion to our Wireless Gecko portfolio that includes more memory and offers features like over-the-air software updates to support application enhancements and evolving protocol needs in the field.
We also had the opportunity to share demos with some of the 300,000 attendees, including our latest capabilities in MCUs, multiprotocol, and power management. We also spoke at nine sessions over the course of the show.
Our Thunderboard Sense display was nice and subtle.
Showing off the latest in Mesh networking.
Jean Labrosse demonstrates Micrium OS, the latest version of the µC/OS™ RTOS.
Of course Blue Gecko got in on the action.
In the video below Mark Tekippe explains how our zigbee and Thread reference designs can help beat the competition to market:
Alex Koepsel and Josh Norem explain the visualization capabilities of Gecko MCUs: