The ST Blog (audio version)

The Edukit is a new way to learn about control systems. It uses a rotary inverted pendulum and a series of tutorials by Prof. William Kaiser. This is the audio version of a blog post.

X-CUBE-IOTA1 2.0 enables engineers to take advantage of the new IOTA 1.5 Chrysalis protocol on their STM32 MCU. The new version is more efficient and robust. No wonder so many are already adopting it for their machine-to-machine communication needs. This is the audio verison of a blog post.

The new ESDCAN03-2BM3Y solves a lot of the challenges that arise from highly dense PCB in cars to protect CAN buses and enable designers to enjoy more headroom to simplify their designs. This is the audio version of a blog post.

The FP-AI-FACEREC1 makes machine learning and facial recognition a lot more accessible. It offers an implemetation that engineers can use in mass market products. This is the audio version of a blog post.

The new STM32WB5MM-DK is the quickest way to test the first STM32 wireless module, the STM32WB5MMG. It's an object lesson and development booster. This is the audio version of a blog post.

Get ready for electronica China 2021 where ST will unveil its new MASTERGAN4 power device and the first dual- and triple-band GNSS receivers in the industry, the TeseoV and TeseoAPP. This is the audio version of a blog post.

The upcoming CAN FD Light protocol is already gaining a lot of traction thanks to its commander-responder topology. See why the industry is rapidly adopting it. This is the audio version of a blog post.

Mjølner is a TouchGFX implementer that reminds us of the importance of ecosystems. When choosing a graphical framework, APIs and design tools aren't everything. An ecosystem can make or break a project. This is the audio version of a blog post.

The new NUCLEO-WB55RG offers a simpler PCB layout and helps developers release their wireless application faster thanks to its support of Bluetooth LE, Zigbee, or OpenThread. This is the audio version of a blog post.

We offer three tips for engineers working with a system-on-module by studying Phytec and their STM32MP1 SoM. What are the pitfalls teams should avoid and how can companies make the best of what a SoM maker offers to release their product faster? This is the audio version of a blog post.