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Continuous Local Data Processing through AWS Greengrass
STMicroelectronics announced that it is collaborating with Amazon Web Services (AWS) based on Amazon FreeRTOS. The newly added AWS Internet of Things solution on Amazon FreeRTOS provides a complete IoT node-to-cloud solution.
Amazon FreeRTOS provides everything needed to develop IoT applications without worrying about the difficulties of scaling microcontroller-based connected devices safely and easily to millions of devices. Once connected, IoT device applications can leverage all cloud capabilities, and local data processing can be continued through AWS Greengrass.
This collaboration between ST and AWS combines ST's semiconductor building blocks with Amazon FreeRTOS, which can accelerate the speed of IoT connected node development during design. Furthermore, it is now possible to provide local networking, cloud connectivity, security, and libraries for remote software updates to the best free open-source real-time operating system kernel (FreeRTOS) for embedded devices.
Dirk Didascalou, Vice President of IoT at Amazon Web Services, stated, "AWS is working to provide customers with more streamlined solutions. By adding Amazon FreeRTOS to our IoT service set, we accelerate the development of new IoT microcontroller-based devices, and device manufacturers receive clearer and simpler methods for securing and maintaining their products. Amazon FreeRTOS operates more flexibly with excellent semiconductor products and tools like ST solutions, further lowering barriers to entry so that innovative companies can more easily commercialize their ideas."
ST's modular and compatible IoT development platform based on STM32, the most widely used 32-bit Arm Cortex-M microcontroller in the industry, includes cutting-edge semiconductor components, readily applicable development boards, free software tools, and key application examples. In line with the official launch of Amazon FreeRTOS, the OS version and libraries are being provided ready for immediate application based on the ultra-low-power STM32L4 series.
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