Nordic Semiconductor smart remote control reference design marries unparalleled voice input performance with ultra-low power consumption

The ‘nRFready Smart Remote 3 for nRF52 Series’ is a complete state-of-the-art hardware and software single chip Bluetooth low energy reference design featuring voice input speech recognition control, digital mic option, keyboard matrix, 6-axis motion sensing, multi-touch trackpad, infrared LED, NFC touch-to-pair, and on-board buzzer implementing the Bluetooth low energy Find Me Profile Oslo, Norway…

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New release: nRF5 SDK for HomeKit v3.0

nRF5 SDK for HomeKit Software Development Kit for HomeKit solutions OVERVIEW DESCRIPTION The nRF5 SDK for HomeKit combined with the nRF52 Series Bluetooth® Smart SoCs provide developers with a unique solution for HomeKit products that meets all requirements on size, power consumption and performance. A highly optimized solution, it enables single chip implementations, running HomeKit…

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Nordic-powered Bluetooth low energy sleep analysis solution promotes enhanced sleep quality

Sleep Dot employs Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF52832 SoC, a powerful Bluetooth low energy SoC with embedded 64MHz, 32-bit ARM Cortex M4F processor, to support wireless sleep monitoring application Oslo, Norway 2016/08/18 Nordic Semiconductor today announces that Shenzhen, China-based sleep technology company, Sleepace, has launched a sleep monitoring device called Sleep Dot. Sleep Dot employs Nordic’s nRF52832…

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Introducing nearables: Personal portable beacons

By Pål Kastnes August 16, 2016 As adoption of proximity technology gathers pace, the next generation of beacons have already hit the market. Thinner, lighter, more portable and equipped with sensors, “nearables” open up a whole new range of possibilities for keen app developers. The way in which we interact with the world around us…

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Smart LED bulbs with Bluetooth low energy-based mesh offers networked lighting control and Airplay-enabled music streaming

Astro Twist employs Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF51822 Bluetooth low energy SoC to allow users to color tune and manage their home lighting from a smartphone app Oslo, Norway 2016/08/16 Nordic Semiconductor today announces that Astro, a NY-based smart home company specializing in connected living, has selected Nordic’s multiple award-winning nRF51822 Bluetooth® low energy System-on-Chip (SoC) for…

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Visual Caffeine – Never Be Tired Again! by HEAVN UG

The HEAVN One is based around the nRF51822 multi-protocol system-on-a-chip from Trondheim-based Nordic Semiconductor that’s been designed for ULP (Ultra Low Power) wireless applications. The system features a 2.4GHz radio transceiver and incorporates a 32-bit ARM low power Cortex-M microcontroller . View more on www.kickstarter.com here About this project HEAVN One is the first light that…

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Nordic-powered Bluetooth low energy health and wellness wearable monitors activity, sleep, stress, and mood while providing wellness coaching and feedback

Nordic-powered Bluetooth low energy health and wellness wearable monitors activity, sleep, stress, and mood while providing wellness coaching and feedback ZENTA from Vinaya uses Nordic Semiconductor’s recently-introduced nRF52832 SoC to wirelessly monitor and record a range of key biological and environmental data Oslo, Norway 2016/08/10 Nordic Semiconductor today announces that London, United Kingdom-based technology design…

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Health record implants: Will we ever get there?

By Pål Kastnes August 9, 2016 via www.blog.nordicsemi.com You arrive at the hospital in critical condition. The sound of voices, beeps and alarms surrounds you as you lie unconscious on the hospital bed. Nurses are running round checking your blood pressure, pulse and other vital signs to assess the extent of your injuries. But what don’t…

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Is the Internet ready for IoT?

So far in the brief history of the Internet of Things, the emphasis has been put on the ‘things’. Developers have rushed to get devices to market quickly, creating a messy and fragmented market. But as the market starts to mature, can we actually get all of these devices connected? IoT readiness The original intention of the Internet was not to connect fridges, phones and cars. It was designed for computer networks to share information…

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