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Here is a demo of a small graphics engine I designed that allows me to embark moving pictures on a nRF52832 directly in code with a reasonable occupied memory size (i can do RLE or LZ4 compression). The…

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I’m experimenting with an alternative library approach to implement Bluetooth LE device firmware (named Bluetoe). This already works, but is still highly experimental. I wrote a blog article to…

→ Check out the preceding part of this tutorial series before starting on this: nRF Connect SDK Tutorial series - Part 0 This part of the nRF Connect SDK Tutorial series will be short and concise and…

→ Check out the preceding part of this tutorial series before starting on this: nRF Connect SDK Tutorial - Part 1 Welcome to the second part of this tutorial series. Now you know, to a small extent…

→ Check out the preceding part of this tutorial series before starting on this: nRF Connect SDK Tutorial - Part 2 This is the third and last part of this tutorial series and will go through some important…

Purpose The purpose of this blog is to show how to create a Zephyr application that boots from the MCUBoot bootloader.  We will also show how to update an application using the Device Firmware Update (DFU…

Scope This is a discussion on building a Bluetooth application on our new nRF Connect SDK/Zephyr platform with the reflections to our nRF5 SDK which is based on the SoftDevice Bluetooth stack. The goal is…

The purpose of this document is to give a brief introduction to AWS services, and explain how to connect to these services using nRF9160 devices and the MQTT protocol. The tutorial covers the necessary…