Mbed Blog

Using the new mbed power management API

Note

This is content from 2015. For the latest information on power management in Mbed OS 5, see power management in the documentation.

Today, ARM and Silicon Labs are releasing an extension to the ARM mbed SDK, enabling mbed users to more efficiently use system resources. We demo-ed the result of using these new low-power APIs before, and will provide guidance on how you can take advantage of them in this post.

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mbed enables Makers

2014 was our first ever Maker Faire and we enjoyed it so much that we are going back for more this week. I’m expecting to see many robots, connected things, wearables and who know what else passing by the ARM booth which can be found in Zone 2 near the main entrance – just look for the large ARM balloon. The event runs over the weekend of 16th-17th May with a corporate/press/education day on Friday 15th.

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mbed BLE Documentation: the Alpha Version

Hello. My name is Irit, and I am the new technical author at mbed. By way of introduction, I’d like to send you to the alpha version of our BLE documentation.

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Scheduled Maintenance Saturday 25th April

On Saturday 25th April 2015 developer.mbed.org will be offline for necessary network upgrades.

The site will be unavailable or only intermittently available between 9am PST (6pm UK, 2am on 26th Japan) and 3pm PST (midnight UK, 8am on 26th Japan).

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SmartQsine - Smart Monitoring for your Fridge

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We love finding new products and projects that have been developed with ARM mbed. Our latest find is the SmartQsine that was just released on Indiegogo, a device that allows you to track and monitor items in your home from your smartphone. For example it could be used to track the amount of milk you have left in your fridge, the scale system ingeniously designed within the product lets you know when you are almost out of milk…so you don’t have to return from the grocery store to only find out that someone drank the last bit of milk!

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Understanding the different types of BLE Beacons

Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) Beacons - there are several types available (URIBeacon, AltBeacon, iBeacon), each with their own standards and advantages. Some are open and free, some are closed and cost money. This article will cover the three main types of beacons available, their advantages, disadvantages, derivatives and some low level implementation details on how beacons work. Make sure to check out all the mbed enabled BLE platforms that can be used as BLE Beacons.

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ARM mbed at SXSW Create 2015

This last weekend the Austin team spent the weekend at SXSW Create. Create is a part of the SXSW Interactive Festival, where innovators and technology enthusiasts come together to showcase their latest technologies from 3D printers to digital lightsabers.

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Silicon Labs & Power Management APIs for mbed

We are excited to announce our collaboration with Silicon Labs to bring power management APIs to mbed. The new APIs will enable mbed developers to optimize their mbed-enabled designs for the utmost energy efficiency and longer battery life.

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Activity Round Up – March 2015

It is that time again, we have rounded up the updates and news from the first few months of 2015. If you missed the last round up, you can find it here.

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From Embedded World to Mobile World Congress

The mbed Team has been busy the last few weeks getting ready for Embedded World (EW) in Nuremberg, Germany and now we are looking forward to Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain this coming week. There has been much to celebrate from the collaboration with IBM to announce the IoT Starter Kit – Ethernet Edition to the ARM mbed Device Server 2.3 release.

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