Nordic Semiconductor, a global leader in low-power wireless connectivity solutions, presented its next-generation wireless technology vision at 'AIoT Korea 2025' and demonstrated its leadership in low-power, high-performance wireless solutions.

Nordic unveiled a number of innovative wireless technologies that will lead the next-generation AIoT market at 'AIoT Korea 2025,' Korea's largest intelligent Internet of Things exhibition held at COEX in Samseong-dong, Seoul from November 26th to 28th.

At this event, Nordic showcased its core technologies supporting the AIoT ecosystem, including Bluetooth® LE, Channel Sounding, Matter, LTE, Wi-Fi, cloud platforms, and AI, once again demonstrating its technology leadership in low-power, high-performance wireless solutions.

Nordic is expanding its comprehensive technology portfolio, encompassing hardware, software, and cloud services, to prepare for the future hyper-connected era. What particularly drew attention at this exhibition was the next-generation wireless SoC, the 'nRF54L series'.


This product offers significant improvements in processing performance and power efficiency compared to previous generations, enabling complex applications to be processed faster without compromising battery life.

It is evaluated as an optimized solution for improving the performance and extending the battery life of next-generation IoT devices in various fields such as medical/healthcare, smart home, and industrial IoT.

Nordic also presented a smart home solution that combines Matter and Bluetooth channel sounding.

This demo demonstrates precise user detection performance by integrating a Matter PIR motion sensor and channel sounding-based presence detection.

In particular, it is designed to operate Thread-based Matter functions and Bluetooth channel sounding in parallel by utilizing the nRF54L15 and nRF54LM20A wireless SoCs, providing stable performance even for battery-powered sensors.

This demonstrates its applicability not only to smart homes but also to various low-power IoT devices.

Nordic demonstrated real-time monitoring, debugging, and performance optimization of connected devices through its nRF Cloud-based device diagnostics platform.

Developers can use cloud analytics to track device status and proactively detect anomalies to prevent problems from occurring.

this The platform supports product lifecycle management, including firmware updates, crash reporting, and performance metrics visualization, improving quality and stability while reducing time to market.

Nordic also introduced an MCU-based AI system utilizing Neuton.AI.

This solution allows you to create gesture recognition models and deploy them on Thingy:53 devices without writing any code.

Additionally, it offers a hybrid location tracking function that utilizes LTE cell information and Wi-Fi SSID data, providing high location accuracy while minimizing power consumption, presenting a solution suitable for asset tracking and indoor navigation.

“Korea is a key innovation market leading the next-generation AIoT market,” said Byung-Woo Ha, Country Manager of Nordic Semiconductor Korea. “Nordic will leverage its expertise in low-power wireless connectivity and expanded technology portfolio to help Korean customers achieve higher performance, longer battery life, and more stable connectivity.”

Meanwhile, Nordic is a global leader in ultra-low-power wireless solutions including Bluetooth LE, ANT+, Thread, Matter, and Zigbee.

We possess a variety of low-power technologies, including Wi-Fi, power management ICs, NB-IoT, LTE-M, and NTN solutions, and are adopted by leading global brands for wireless PC peripherals, gaming equipment, and healthcare devices.

Also, industry-leading development tools and nWe operate RF Cloud, Nordic DevZone, and AI design support teams, and are members of global standards organizations such as Bluetooth SIG, Thread Group, CSA, and Wi-Fi Alliance.