Remote STM32 application monitoring with STM32CubeMonitor - On-demand webinar

Watch this one-hour on-demand webinar to learn how to remotely monitor the performance of STM32 applications using STM32CubeMonitor

► Recorded in April 2021

With the emergence of remote working and the development of online tools for task sharing, it is crucial for developers to be able to remotely monitor and visualize runtime variables to speed up time to market.

The free STM32CubeMonitor software tool allows users to create a custom monitoring window, in line with product-specific requirements, for accurate and seamless real-time firmware monitoring.

In this webinar you will get an overview of the STM32CubeMonitor tool and discover how it is integrated in the STM32Cube ecosystem. Developers will also learn how to use the STM32CubeMonitor thanks to a practical demonstration in the second part of the webinar.

You will learn:

How the STM32Cube ecosystem and its various building blocks can reduce development time and cost
About the benefits of the STM32CubeMonitor software tool, based on typical use cases
How to use STM32CubeMonitor to build your own application dashboard and monitor the performance of your STM32 application

Agenda

STM32Cube ecosystem overview and key components
STM32CubeMonitor tool overview and typical use cases
Demonstration of remote application monitoring

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

Speakers

Tilen Majerle

Tilen joined ST in 2017 as a Field Application Engineer specialized in microcontrollers and later moved to the STM32 Technical Marketing Team. He is currently responsible for customers in Eastern Europe and drives projects to further enhance STM32 ecosystem solutions across the EMEA region.

Firat Serefoglu

Currently responsible for the development of the Southern US market for STM32 and STM8 family lines, Firat has been a Product Marketing Principal Engineer at ST since 2007. He holds an M.Sc. in electronical engineering from the UMass Dartmouth (USA). He previously worked on embedded applications as an Application/Sustaining Engineer and has been working as a developer in different companies for more than 20 years.