On-demand webinar Bluetooth mesh and Zigbee mesh networks on STM32WB MCUs

 

Watch this replay and learn how to  develop a Bluetooth Mesh and Zigbee Mesh or just one mesh solution with the STM32WB MCUs

Recorded in November 2021

In this webinar, we explore the STM32WB features, portfolio, and options available for purchase to help you identify the best solution for your design. We then dive into the details of Bluetooth LE Mesh and Zigbee Mesh networks.

At the end of this webinar, you will know how each Mesh network is segmented inside the STM32WB MCU. We also explain how the FCC-certified STM32WB5MMG module helps product teams reduce design time and complexity. You will discover the numerous STM32WB development kits offered in the STM32WB series. These include the NUCLEO-WB55RG the NUCLEO-WB15CC, as well as the STM32WB5MM-DK Discovery kit for the STM23WB module, featuring multiple sensors, a digital microphone, QSPI Flash, RGB LEDs and an OLED display to facilitate quick prototyping. Finally, we show you demos of Bluetooth and Zigbee Mesh networking on the STM32WB discovery kit.

Reasons to watch 

This webinar provides you with details on ST's Bluetooth LE 5.2 offering with the basics of Bluetooth Mesh and Zigbee Mesh networks.

Agenda

  • Introduction to ST Microelectronics Bluetooth LE offering
  • Key value proposition of the STM32WB
  • Security on the STM32WB
  • STM32WB module and discovery board details
  • STM32 Cube ecosystem for the STM32WB, STM32CubeMX, STM32CubeMonitorRF, STM32CubeIDE, STM32CubeProgrammer
  • STM32WB online video demos, links and where to find learning content
  • Bluetooth Mesh networking on the STM32WB
  • Demo of Bluetooth Mesh on the STM32WB discovery kit
  • Zigbee Mesh networking on the STM32WB
  • Demo of the Zigbee mesh demo on one of the STM32WB Nucleo boards

There is a recorded Q&A session at the end of the webinar where our experts answered questions from the floor.

 

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Speakers

Colin Ramrattan (AME)

Colin Ramrattan has been with STMicroelectronics since 2012 and is a Product Marketing Engineer with the microcontroller product marketing team for the Americas. Colin has held positions in both the analog sensors and connectivity organization prior to microcontrollers. Before joining ST, Colin was a user interface module designer at Blackberry in Waterloo, Canada.

Alec Bath (AME)

Alec Bath is the Eastern Region Applications Manager for Microcontrollers and is celebrating his 20th year with ST. Alec has supported ARM-based microcontroller families, the STR7 & STR9, and now the highly successful STM32 family ever since. Prior to ST, Alec worked as a hardware design engineer at Motorola for analog cellphones and automotive body electronics modules.

Vit Stepanek (EMEA)

Vit joined STMicroelectronics in 2011 and has more than 10 years of experience with STM32 MCUs. He is an MCU Application Engineer and member of ST MCU online technical support team. He is focused on EMEA customers, specializing on wireless and ultra-low-power STM32 MCUs. Vit is from Czech Republic and is located in ST’s office in Prague.

Paolo Scanniffio (EMEA)

Paolo joined STMicroelectronics in 2020 as a member of the team supporting the development of STM32 and STM8. He previously worked as Principal Digital FAE & Wireless Connectivity Solution Expert for 8 years for the EMEA region, and 12 years as hardware and software engineer on wireless networks. He is an expert in digital and radio front-end layout, high-level radio protocols, Linux-based OS/MPU, bare metal- or OS-based MCU C programming. Paolo holds a Master’s engineering degree in Telecommunications from the Polytechnic of Milan with a specialization in Radio Communication PHY & Protocols.