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As home automation is quickly becoming one of the fastest growing technology markets, interconnected wireless sensors and appliances are an essential building block for creating new and innovative customer experiences. In this session, we will explore just how simple is to add connectivity to home automation applications using Freescale Kinetis wireless MCUs and transceiver solutions, as well as how to benefit from incorporating standard technologies such as ZigBee®, Bluetooth® Smart, or Wi-Fi® into products. We will also discuss system and wireless network architecture best practices and how to overcome major design challenges such as low-power constraints, security concerns and dealing with RF interference. Presented by: Alin Lazar Presented at: FTF 2014 Session ID: FTF-CON-F0410

The Kinetis Software Development Kit (KSDK) is an extensive set of robust peripheral drivers, communication stacks, middleware and sample applications designed to simplify and accelerate the development in any Kinetis MCU. The addition of Processor Expert technology for software support and board configuration provides ease of use and unmatched flexibility. The Kinetis SDK is free and includes full source code under an open-source permissive license for all hardware and software abstraction of peripheral drivers. Presented by Denis Shimizu Presented at DwF IoT Multicore Technologies and Enablement Software Solutions - Porto Alegre - 19 March 2015 Session ID: LAT-DES-T1019

In this hands-on session, the low-power consumption features and advantages of Freescale KL series MCU will be introduced in-depth, and attendees will learn how to configure the MCU to enter low-power mode, and how to implement the low-power ADC function by practicing on the KL26 target board. Attendees will also learn how to use FreeMASTER (a free tool from Freescale) to monitor and display the running program on the MCU. Presented at DwF Kinetis MCUs Based on ARM® Technology - Tianjin - 19 March 2015 Session ID: APF-IND-T1022

Internet of Things nodes are using a wide plethora of heterogeneous wireless connectivity protocols such as: IEEE® 802.15.4, Thread, ZigBee®, 6LoWPAN/IPv6, and BLE. By attending this session you will learn which wireless communication protocol is the right solution for their application requirements, while comparing various communication protocols for 2.4 GHz and sub-1 GHz technologies. This session will provide an overview on commonly used wireless technologies and standards for smart homes and which Freescale microcontroller families are best suited for connected appliance, sensor device or hub product idea. Presented by Antonio Concio Presented at DwF Istanbul/Ankara - May 12/14, 2015 Session ID: EUF-IND-T1462

Design, Software and Services Accelerating Firmware Development of Kinetis MCUs by using the New Peripheral Drives, Stacks and Middleware of Kinetis SDK Hands-On Workshop: MQX™ RTOS and Kinetis Software Development Kit (SDK) Integration Smart Industry Hands-On Workshop: Introduction to the Development of Embedded Systems with Asymmetric Multicore Approach Networking Applications with Yocto Project™ Operation Presenting the New QorIQ LS1 MPUs for IoT, M2M

Design, Software and Services Bootloader Solution for Kinetis MCUs Insight and Innovation Total Sensor Hub and Fusion Solution Smart Home and Buildings Share Design Experience Using i.MX Applications Processors based on ARM® Cortex®-A7 and Cortex-A9 Cores Freescale IoT Solutions - Taipei Freescale Wireless Charging Technology Smart Industry Freescale ARM® Microcontroller Overview Analog Product Introduction Including PMIC, SBC and PowerPC Smart Networks Wireless MCU Product Update QorIQ WLAN Wave-2 EAP Solution Update

Join this hands-on workshop to learn about the newest Kinetis software development tools (e.g., Kinetis Design Studio IDE, Processor Expert, SDK) and work with a Freedom platform to kick-start your next application development based on Kinetis MCUs. During this class we will walk through hands-on labs showing you how to create and debug a project for the Freedom development platform for Kinetis MCUs. It will dive into the internals of the Kinetis SDK libraries exploring board configurations, clock management, the hardware abstraction layer, peripheral driver usage, the USB stack, RTOS integration and more. Presented by Antonio Concio & Lorenzo Daniele Presented at DwF Istanbul - May 12, 2015 Session ID: EUF-IND-T1475

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Healthcare Implementations of Wearable Technology

Create Simple Applications for the Connected Smart Home

Hands-On Workshop: Implementing USB Features and Functions Based on Kinetis KL26 MCU

Overview of Kinetis Microcontroller - Kinetis Performance Advantages and Applications

Freescale Motor Control Solutions

Freescale IoT Solutions - Taipei

Accelerating Firmware Development of Kinetis MCUs by using the New Peripheral Drives, Stacks and Middleware of Kinetis SDK

Hands-On Workshop: Implementing Low-Power Features and ADC Functions Based on Kinetis KL26 MCU

Wireless and Connected Home of the Future

Analog and Sensor in Industrial Applications

Freescale ARM® Microcontroller Overview

DwF IoT Multicore Technologies and Enablement Software Solutions - Porto Alegre - 2015-03-19

DwF IoT Wireless Module Solutions - Wuhan - 2015-05-28

Hands-On Workshop: Design Healthcare Applications with Freescale Microcontrollers and Applications Processors

Freescale's View of the Internet of Tomorrow

2015 Training Course Listing

DwF Taipei - 2015-05-07

Freescale Power Energy Solution

Hands-On Workshop: Developing with the Software Development Kit for Kinetis MCUs

Overview of Kinetis Microcontroller Portfolio based on ARM® Cortex®-M0+ and Cortex-M4 Cores - Guangzhou