Mbed Blog
mbed Application Board on sale!
Chris Styles.
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New $12.95 mbed-enabled Freescale board!
Simon Ford.
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We're very pleased to announce the new mbed-enabled Freescale FRDM-KL25Z board!
We've been working with Freescale on the development of their new range of ultra-low-cost boards, and from today you can upgrade them for free to be mbed-enabled and get free access to the mbed online compiler and development platform.
It is great to be able to welcome Freescale to the mbed project!
mbed 2.0!
Simon Ford.
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The mbed project has reached the 2.0 milestone!
The key components are a new version of the SDK, released under a permissive open source license, and a new HDK for creating mbed-enabled low-cost development boards. But this really marks the culmination of a great year and lot of effort bringing new technology to the mbed platform, like the fully integrated online collaboration, question and answers area, full rtos and networking stacks, 3G connectivity, CMSIS-DAP and even tablet support within the online compiler!
And the community has been hard at work too; the project now has hundreds of cookbook entries for module and component drivers and thousands of shared open source repositories. Great work everyone!
Here is a little summary video that highlights what basing your projects on the mbed platform now gives you:
Plus, look out for another important announcement tomorrow :)
mbed 2.0 Roundup
The mbed platform is being developed by ARM, its Partners and a the global mbed developer community to deliver free tools and software for rapid prototyping with ARM microcontrollers.
mbed SDK is now Open Source!
We are pleased to announce that we have just released the full mbed SDK under a permissive open source license!
About the mbed SDK
The mbed Software Development Kit (SDK) is a C/C++ microcontroller software platform already relied upon by tens of thousands of developers to write code for ARM microcontrollers. It has always been free for commercial and noncommercial use, but this latest release under an open source license will extend its applicability further to be relied on in more commercial, open source and educational projects.
mbed 2.0 - A sneak preview
Next week at Embedded World, we will be officially announcing "mbed 2.0". We'll be posting and announcing more next week, but one aspect is http://mbed.org has had a bit of a face lift; things like bringing the new QnA to the front, improved search and generally nicer layout.
The new site is now in public beta, so feel free to login and take a look, and of course, help us spot bugs!
Enable it by visiting:
Here is a little peek:
mbed Interface v2.0 - CMSIS-DAP Debug - Now in Beta!
We are pleased to announce the beta version of the mbed Interface v2.0 firmware!
This beta firmware adds support for the new CMSIS-DAP USB debug connection. In addition to the drag n drop flash programming and the virtual serial port interface, you can use a CMSIS-DAP compliant offline toolchain to connect to your mbed to be able to develop and debug your programs!
Here are some more details...
Vodafone USB Modem driver released!
We are pleased to announce the release of the VodafoneUSBModem mbed library, enabling you to connect your microcontroller to a mobile network using a cheap off-the-shelf USB 3G modem!
This extends the networking capabilities supported by the mbed NXP LPC1768 to cover the full range of ethernet, wifi and 3G, so mbed will be even better for rapid prototyping of M2M and IoT devices, however they want to connect to the internet!
Here are some more details of what it enables...
Online Compiler adds Touch Support!
In the past couple of months we've been focused on making the Compiler faster, more reliable, while expanding its capabilities.
The online IDE already makes it easy to log in from any PC and carry on where you left off, but we've just pushed that portability one step further...
Vodafone USB Modem : Release day approaching!
Since the public beta trial was announced back in May, we've been collaborating with the guys at Vodafone and a small group of mbed developers who were keen to experiment with this technology. After a busy time developing, testing and debugging the USB modem driver, we're almost ready to publish it.
The release is expected to happen at the end of October, and so now seems like a good time to start showing some of the things that have been happening, and the projects that have been built around the modem.
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