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Fujitsu and CRATUS launch BlueBrain for wireless monitoring and data collection

Reference design platform provides solution for industrial IoT sensor data acquisition and collection needs

Fujitsu Components America, Inc. and CRATUS Technology, Inc. released the BlueBrain platform to expedite the development of Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) wireless sensing and control products for OEM applications.

The complete edge device platform features embedded hardware, software, and industry-standard interfaces and peripherals, and is highly configurable. Primary components include a high-performance CORTEX-M4 microcontroller from STMicroelectronics and a Bluetooth Smart wireless module from Fujitsu Components. Multiple on-board sensors can detect motion and temperature events, as well as installation orientation, and can connect or control hundreds of sensor combinations using analog and digital interfaces.

BlueBrain also features an on-board real-time clock, configurable ADC channels, and GPIOs. Basic iOS and Android apps are included to facilitate application development. A development board with 3-V and 5-V I2C, CAN, 8X GPIO, UART, USB, SPI, and analog interfaces is also available

It attaches to a standard 32-pin 1.6 x 0.7-in. EEPROM-style IC socket, or equivalent footprint, on any mezzanine board. There are a series of available mezzanine boards customized for specific markets and applications, including industrial, agriculture, automotive and telematics, retail, smart buildings, and civil infrastructure

The BlueBrain development platform is available immediately through CRATUS and Fujitsu Components America. Distribution availability will be announced in July.

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