The ST Blog (audio version)

What happens when engineers want to add machine learning to their edge embeddd system connected to a cloud? Too often, they have to start from scratch. With the new Discovery Kit IoT Node (B-L4S5I-IOT01A), they don't have to. This is the audio version of the blog post.

The Jammy E is a guitar-shaped MIDI controller that uses STM32 MCUs and ST sensors to optimize performance and allow composers to create music in a whole new way. This is the audio version of our blog post.

Unico GUI is a powerful tool to collect and label data as well as generate a decision tree that can run on a sensor. Here's a series of tutorials to run your first project. This is the audio version of a blog post.

A day on the life of Bresslergroup, or how engineers use TouchGFX and ST products under severe time constraints. This is the audio version of a blog post.

The STM32WB Getting Started Series is a great way to familiarize yourself with our first "wireless MCU". This is the audio version of our blog post.

We recently published the video of our webinar on power management solutions for IoT and industrial applications. They offer a wealth of information for engineers looking to build critical systems. This is the audio version of the blog post.

We recently released a workshop that help engineers start working on our STM32MP1. It also ensures developers grasp the complixities of MPU design and why a SoM or SiP maker makes a lot of sense. This is the audio version of our blog post.

Learn more about what makes our power devices special. Commodities they are not. They can even transform a design into something much more flexible and efficient. This is the audio version of our blog post.

ST is showcasing more than 100 demos at Electronica China 2020. Attendees will get to see the ST car, an LED display wall using our contactless ST60 transceivers, and our predictive maintenance solution using only 1 mA thanks to AI. This is an audio version of our blog post.

The B-STLINK-VOLT is the newest addition to the STLINK-V3 series of products. It will ensure developers can work with low-power STM32 MCUs. This is the audio version of a blog post.