Most connected devices integrate Bluetooth® Low Energy technology today. The latest 5.3 and 5.4 versions enable additional features to simplify communication to peripheral devices.

However, integrating this wireless technology in connected devices usually requires technical know-how and a certain level of expertise. It also requires developers to carry out extensive research to find a Bluetooth® Low Energy solution that is secure, low power, and offers reliable performance.

In this webinar, we show you how we can help designers overcome those barriers, thanks to:

• hardware components and tools, such as System-on-Chips, precertified modules, development boards
  
• training resources for self-learning such as MOOCs and STM32Wiki
  
• a world-class STM32Cube ecosystem
  

We will walk you through our 2.4GHz solutions, including the brand-new STM32WBA MCU, which recently hit the headlines, and the latest STM32WB1M module. Each STM32WB module brings a balance of size, features, and cost to address multiple applications.

With this session, attendees will learn how ST’s Bluetooth® Low Energy portfolio can accelerate their wireless design. Attendees will also be shown where to find all the resources and tools to support their learning journey.

Who should join:

• Product development teams looking for Bluetooth® Low Energy solutions
  
• RF designers and developers searching for Bluetooth® Low Energy solutions to simplify their designs
  
• Product line managers looking to accelerate their time to market
  

Agenda

• Overview of our 2.4GHz portfolio today including the latest addition,STM32WBA52
  
• Presentation of the STM32WB series, including the STM32WB15 and the STM32WB1M module
• Presentation of our BlueNRG SoCs
• Focus on the B-WB1M-WPAN1 board, the development board for the STM32WB1M module
  
• Discover the STM32Cube, our comprehensive ecosystem of hardware, software, solutions, and tools
• Technical presentation:
• Walk-trough on STM32 wiki
  
• STM32CubeWB GitHub & release notes
• STM32Github hotspot, with examples for the STM32WB family
• Walk-trough on ready-to-be-tested example
  
• Bare-metal or operating systems
• STM32CubeMonitorRF update