Atmel > Embedded World 2015: Bosch BNO055 Xplained Pro
Date: 2015-03-11 12:25
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During Embedded World 2015, Atmel launched a new extension board for the highly-popular Xplained platform. Featuring a Bosch Sensortec
BNO055 intelligent 9-axis absolute orientation sensor, the next-gen device connects directly to Atmel’s Xplained board making it ideal for
prototyping projects for the Internet of Things, wearables and gaming markets, for applications like personal health and fitness, indoor
navigation, as well as others requiring context awareness and augmented reality for a more immersive experience.
The low-cost, easy-to-use Xplained prototyping and evaluation platform for Atmel | SMART ARM-based MCUs can be customized with a wide
range of extension boards. The platform enables easy development with a rich selection of example projects and software provided in the
Atmel Software Framework (ASF), Atmel Studio and third party integrated development environments.
Atmel: Trusted Platform Module Demo by Atmel - 2015-03-11 12:29 - 10,114 views
Atmel’s Ronnie Thomas and Tom Moulton explore the latest lineup of the company’s flagship security devices. With data breaches and
vulernabilities on the rise, the engineers highlight the need for the FIPS 140-2 Certified Trusted Platform Module (TPM), which is capable of
providing strong hardware-based public key (RSA) security for both personal computers and embedded processors on a single chip.
"Think of it as a microcontroller that can take a punch and come back for more.”
The TPM is a complete turnkey system that integrates industry-leading Atmel AVR microcontroller architecture, Atmel EEPROM technology,
and Atmel security technology. Implementing version 1.2 of the Trusted Computing Group (TCG) specification for TPMs, the chip supports
secure boot via platform integrity measurements, intellectual property protection, authentication, and secure communications. The AT97SC*
series is offered in three different interfaces: SPI, LPC, and I2C. All revisions are supported in both Commercial and Industrial Grades. The
Trusted Platform Module Embedded Development Kit received a 2008 Readers Tech Choice Award from eg3, an independent news source
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Atmel: IoT-Enabled Temperature Sensor Demo by Atmel - 2015-03-11 12:27 - 10,000 views
Clay Tomlinson, Senior Applications Engineer, reveals just how easy it is to take Atmel’s power supply cooling demo and bring it online. In
order to make it IoT-enabled, four key elements were necessary: a controller, a security device, communication and a temperature sensor.
For this task, Tomlinson utilized an Atmel | SMART SAM D21, an ATECC108, a ATWINC1500 and an AT30TSE758A temperature sensor.
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Embedded World 2015: Bosch BNO055 Xplained Pro by Atmel - 2015-03-11 12:25 - 9,542 views
During Embedded World 2015, Atmel launched a new extension board for the highly-popular Xplained platform. Featuring a Bosch Sensortec
BNO055 intelligent 9-axis absolute orientation sensor, the next-gen device connects directly to Atmel’s Xplained board making it ideal for
prototyping projects for the Internet of Things, wearables and gaming markets, for applications like personal health and fitness, indoor
navigation, as well as others requiring context awareness and augmented reality for a more immersive experience.
The low-cost, easy-to-use Xplained prototyping and evaluation platform for Atmel | SMART ARM-based MCUs can be customized with a wide
range of extension boards. The platform enables easy development with a rich selection of example projects and software provided in the
Atmel Software Framework (ASF), Atmel Studio and third party integrated development environments.
Interested in learning more? http://bit.ly/BNO055
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Atmel: maXTouch Superior Moisture Immunity Demo by Atmel - 2015-03-11 12:21 - 8,703 views
Patrick Hanley highlights the superiority of Atmel’s maXTouch controllers from a moisture immunity standpoint thanks to its adaptive sensing
and hybrid of self- and mutual-touch classifications. To demonstrate this, the Atmel Product Marketing Manager compares the moisture
immunity of both a Samsung Tab S and Xiaomi MiPad, as well as the MiPad's ability to eliminate any false touches. Regardless of its operating
environment, Atmel’s maXTouch chips are designed for robust operations. Dry or wet, cold or hot, these controllers will take on rainy weather
and sweaty hands without any compromise in touch performance
Learn more about Atmel’s latest touchscreen controllers here: http://www.atmel.com/products/touchso...
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Embedded World 2015: AvantCar 2.0 by Atmel - 2015-03-11 12:10 - 11,570 views
Thomas Wenzel, Atmel Senior FAE, demonstrates the latest version of Atmel’s connected car concept. AvantCar 2.0. includes a 2.5D model of
a car connected to a fully functional center console showcasing car access, car networking, MCUs, audio streaming over-Ethernet-AVB and
CryptoAuthentication products.
Focusing on user requirements for future generation automobiles, AvantCar 2.0 delivers an advanced human machine interface (HMI). The
new concept includes curved touchscreens highlighting HMI in upcoming automobiles using Atmel technologies including XSense, maXTouch,
AVR MCUs and local interconnect network (LIN) . The second generation demo is slimmer than its predecessor, offering a more appealing
aesthetic with improved performance including Silicon Image's MHL (Mobile High-Definition Link) solution — a technology that allows users to
easily transmit content from a smartphone, tablet, or other mobile device to larger displays such as in-dash automotive displays, while charging
the mobile device.
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Embedded World 2015: Atmel Cloud Platform Partner Solutions by Atmel - 2015-03-11 12:06 - 12,275 views
The Internet of Things requires a system-level solution encompassing the whole system, from the smallest edge/sensing node devices to the
cloud. That is why Atmel has partnered with best-in-class cloud partners -- including PubNub, Proximetry and Arrayent -- that can support a
variety of applications for both Tier-1 OEMs and smaller companies.
As Ramzi Al-Harayeri explains, Atmel has integrated the partners’ technologies into the company's cloud solutions framework adding the cloud
platform functionality seamlessly to all of Atmel’s wireless MCU offerings, regardless of standards or transport technology.
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Embedded World 2015: Atmel | SMART SAM S70 and SAM E70 by Atmel - 2015-03-11 12:05 - 13,209 views
Lionel Perdigon, Atmel Product Marketing Manager, shows off the newest series in the Atmel | SMART MCU family during Embedded World
2015.
Broadening the Atmel | SMART ARM Cortex-M based MCU portfolio, the new SAM E70 and the SAM S70 are ideal for connectivity and
general purpose industrial applications, while the auto-grade SAM V70 and SAM V71 are perfectly suited for in-vehicle infotainment, audio
amplifiers, telematics and head unit control.
Atmel’s SAM S70 series is based on the ARM Cortex-M7 core plus a floating point unit (FPU) extending the general purpose product portfolio
with maximum operating speeds up to 300MHz, up to 2MB of Flash, dual 16KB of cache memory and up to 384KB of SRAM with an extensive
peripheral set including high-speed USB host and device plus high-speed PHY, up to 8 UARTs, I2S, SD/MMC interface, a CMOS camera
interface, system control and analog interfaces.
In addition to the SAM S70 series features, Atmel’s SAM E70 series include a 10/100 Ethernet MAC and Dual Bosch CAN-FD interfaces with
advanced analog features making them ideal for connectivity applications. The SAM E70 is upwards compatible with Atmel’s SAM4E series....
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