CHICAGO, USA: Newark element14 has been announced as the first third-party services partner for mbed, the development platform that allows developers to quickly create products based on ARM microcontrollers.
The partnership will bring the ARM development platform and tools to a much wider range of boards and products, with Newark element14 working alongside customers to train engineers and designers.
The mbed platform provides free software libraries, hardware designs and online tools for professional rapid prototyping of products based on ARM microcontrollers. It includes a standards-based C/C++ SDK, a microcontroller HDK and supported development boards, and online compiler and online developer collaboration tools.
As a services partner, mbed will train engineers within Newark element14’s wholly-owned subsidiary EMbest, to use the hardware and enable mbed’s delivery regardless of platform and existing software. With its popular element14 online community and expertise at every stage of the design cycle, Newark element14 is an ideal partner for mbed.
“Newark element14 is the first services provider to the ARM mbed developer community and proof of the new range of opportunity this rapidly-expanding ecosystem offers,” said Simon Ford, director of platforms, IoT business, ARM. “element14’s large online community provides engineers and companies with expertise at every stage of the design cycle. This shared knowledge will help expand the mbed community and accelerate successful deployment of Internet of Things devices.”
Through its embedded design expertise at Embest and AVID Technologies, Newark element14 will also be offering customers the option to include mbed as part of new and existing products. This will open up the full range of development boards to mbed, allowing engineers to quickly and easily get closer to the chip functionality and to utilize ARM design tools.
“This is the latest in a series of key partnerships with some of the biggest names in the electronics industry, all of which give our customers access to the best product and services including software development tools,” said David Shen, CTO at Premier Farnell. “mbed is a rapidly growing platform and one that is particularly relevant for applications in the IoT space. We’ve been working on some really exciting projects in this area that will be announced in due course.”
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