Modernes BLE-IoT-Kit von Anaren

Für unter 40 € bekommt man jetzt extrem flexible ARM- und Bluetooth-Low-Energy-Hardware, und an Know-how kann man sich damit die Themen Embedded-Programmierung und Erstellen von Apps erschließen.

Das Bluetooth Smart Development Kit sowie das innovative Online-Entwicklungs-Tool Atmosphere von Anaren sind dazu gedacht, sowohl den embedded Code als auch die Apps für mobile Geräte zu entwickeln, um per Funk mit einem embedded Bluetooth Smart Module Verbindung aufzunehmen.

Wer noch keins hat oder wem es bisher zu teuer war, sich eines dieser schicken Development Kits von einer der im Bereich Mikrocontroller aktiven Firmen zuzulegen, der mache sich auf zur „Embedded World 2017“ nach Nürnberg. Auf dieser Messe gilt negative Logik, denn es ist hier schwierig, kein solches Entwicklungs-Kit zu bekommen.

Anaren announced today that the company was recognized as a winning technology sponsor at the IoT World Hackathon challenge at this year’s IoT World event in Berlin (October 5-7). The winning team was comprised of Ross Feehan, Android Developer at Apppli, and a fellow freelance software designer, who utilized Anaren’s Broadcom-based AIR for WICED Bluetooth® Smart development kit and Anaren Atmosphere to create the winning solution: Called “Truck Sense.” The winning app allows users to view and monitor the humidity, temperature, and location of a refrigerated truck, as well as monitoring pallets (status and count).

In addition to the vast array of consumer electronics, wireless infrastructure, military and space-based communication applications that are enabled by microwave technology, RF waves are also used to heat dissipative objects and power physicochemical processes. One example is, of course, the microwave ovens ubiquitous in our residential and commercial kitchens. Another would be microwave-based dryers used for industrial tasks like drying or curing fruit or meat.

In order to more accommodate both data-hungry, well-served subscriber markets like Europe and North America, and emerging markets like India, Brazil, and China where basic, lower-cost cellular plans and wireless internet access are the current objective, participants at all levels of the wireless infrastructure segment continue to evolve. One sign of this process is the increased appearance of lower-power, small cell base stations that are designed to be cost effective and easy to deploy and maintain. Another indication is the need for lower cost, higher performing passive components – in ever-smaller package sizes – at the sub assembly level.

Syracuse, N.Y. – Anaren has launched a new Atmosphere Sensors Partnership Program that offers a suite of sensor technologies and tools for its wireless connectivity ecosystem. The inaugural member and primary sensor provider for the program is STMicroelectronics.

Anaren, Inc. announced today that it is has been chosen as a finalist in the “Microwave & RF category” of the ECN Impact Awards (run by Electronic Component News), which recognizes “outstanding achievement and groundbreaking innovation” in the electronic design engineering arena. Anaren’s AIR module with Bluetooth® Smart is the basis for the Company’s selection as a finalist. Award winners will be announced at the Electonic Distribution Show in Las Vegas, on May 6th, 2014, during a special ceremony to be held in the Cosmopolitan Hotel Castellana Ballroom.

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