STMicroelectronics will demonstrate its products and solutions aimed at making industrial, automotive, and Internet of Things (IoT) applications smarter and more efficient at Electronica 2019 in Shanghai, China.
 
Smart industry initiatives are driving machines, factories and workplaces to become more connected, intelligent and aware for greater efficiency, reliability, and security. ST has the technology building blocks and expertise required to help its customers overcome their technical challenges with leading-edge products or complete system solutions.
 
In the Industrial area, ST will showcase its industrial technologies addressing Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance, Security and Connectivity, Artificial Intelligence, Motion Control, and Power and Drive.
 
The company will feature Condition Monitoring and Predictive Maintenance through a vibration-analysis demo with an inertial and environmental sensors node and connected via IO-Link to detect the status of the motor to predict possible failures.
 
Another highlight of the Industrial area is Artificial Intelligence (AI). STM32Cube.AI is a software tool, which optimizes DNNs (Deep Neural Networks) for a microcontroller.
 
ST will also demonstrate a range of Security and Connectivity technologies including an STM32WB-based smart-lock demo with Alibaba ID2, the IoT security service from Alibaba integrated in the STM32WB MCU, and other demos including an ST54 wearable NFC mobile payment solution and Presence demo for laptop user detection.
 
In Motion Control and Power and Drive, ST demos will include a 3D printer based on the STSPIN820 motor-control IC offering smoothness and silence. Panels for the STSPIN product family will also be on display.
 
Carmakers and their technology suppliers are reshaping mobility platforms and vehicles with the development of assisted and autonomous driving and the shift to more efficient and higher performing hybrid and electric power technologies. ST will be showing a broad range of technology solutions and demonstrations for both traditional automotive applications and cutting-edge technologies for next-generation automotive platforms.
 
In the Smart Driving area, a demo car will showcase ST’s technology and product demonstrations for all key automotive subsystems, covering ADAS and Electro-Mobility, Body and Convenience, Telematics and Infotainment, and Powertrain, and Chassis and Safety.
 
Other demos include ST’s new-generation imaging sensor for an in-cabin driver-monitoring system and ST and partner demos addressing precise vehicle positioning.
 
The IoT is opening the potential for billions of “smart” things to communicate with each other using the nearly ubiquitous Internet Protocol technology. ST is already at the forefront in this wave of innovation by providing all building blocks to simplify and accelerate the development of Smart Things for the IoT.
 
In the IoT area, ST will showcase its portfolio of technologies and products covering a broad range of scenarios including IoT for Smart Things, IoT for Smart Home and City, Security and Connectivity, and Smart Phones, Tablets, and eReaders.
 
ST will feature its extensive IoT building blocks based on the STM32G0 microcontroller devices and demo boards; the BlueTile Bluetooth LE-enabled sensor node development kit; a dual-RF module panel; an NB-IoT module; security features on STM32L5 microcontrollers; and NFC tags and modules.