Preface The bulk of the development work described in this blog post occurred during the 2021 calendar year. This means it reflects the state of iOS, Mac, Swift, and SwiftUI Development before and after the transition from the iOS 14 "family" of rele...

The embedded world trade fair presents itself as the leading trade fair for embedded systems. It allows the embedded community to get information about new products and innovations. But also allows us to exchange information and maintain and develop ...

The Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) connectivity standard has gained immense popularity in recent years, mainly due to the growing ubiquity of IoT solutions in both consumer electronics and industry. Thanks to its low-power nature, it is widely used in hea...

The Thingy:53 is our newest prototyping platform based on the nRF5340 SoC and it comes preprogrammed with firmware developed by Edge Impulse. This firmware supports all Edge Impulse features, including ingestion, remote management, and inf...

The highly anticipated nRF5340 Audio Development Kit and nRF Connect SDK software module is finally available. On that occasion, I am writing this blog post to quickly get everyone up to speed on the most important features and as...

I am an avid conference attendee, speaker and organizer, but all in the area of software development and testing for cloud-based software. My colleagues have reached out to me in search for interesting conferences that focus on embedded software development (in C), testing and quality, but I came up pretty empty handed. So I reached out to my network and was able to get some great tips, which I am happy to share below…

Tell me if this has happened to you before. You open some file, one you haven't touched in a while. This might be because you need to use an API, a coworker of yours wrote. Maybe it's a library or package you need to learn. Sometimes (and let this no...

In this blog post, we will show you how to build a pager with a micro:bit v2 and nRF Connect SDK. Writing application in C using nRF Connect SDK gives you the highest level of control over the micro:bit v2 in terms of functionality and power consumption.

FYI: The video above shows a similar test as this blog post, just using two nRF52840 DKs and two nRF21540 DKs. The blog post uses one nRF52840 DK and two nRF21540 DKs. One of the reasons we did multiple tests was to verify the range results in diffe...

Introduction The Asset Tracker v2 is a highly configurable asset tracker application available in nRF Connect SDK, that supports, among many things, multiple cloud services and configuring the behavior at run-time via cloud services. This allows...

New revisions of nRF52805 (revision 2, build codes Bx0), nRF52810 (revision 3, build codes Ex0), nrf52811 (revision 2, build codes Bx0), nRF52820 (revision 3, build codes Dx0), nRF52833 (revision 2, build codes Bx0), nRF52832 (revision 3, build codes...

Introduction Machine Learning in the wireless edge-device space leverages the processing power of the local microprocessor to minimize the amount of data being transmitted. Since radio transmissions are high current events, this lowers the overall po...

Do you want to learn how to design advanced wearables with Nordic SoCs? The winning projects from the Advanced Wearables Contest on Hackster.io are available for your reference now. The world has encountered so many challenges to ...

Nordic and Nowi have partnered to develop an energy autonomous version of the Nordic Thingy:91, an easy-to-use prototyping platform for cellular IoT using LTE-M, NB-IoT and GPS. The energy autonomous Thingy:91 plug-in board enables the user to develo...

This article explains the state of the successful nRF5 SDK and why we are moving over to the scalable and future-proof nRF Connect SDK.