[TriEmbed] Fwd: NINA-B1 – The most advanced Bluetooth low energy module

[Scott Hall]

I don't know if anyone else subscribes to Embedded Computing, but this is an
interesting blurb (almost advertisement) on a new Bluetooth-LE module.  If
anyone here evaluates it, please let me know as I'm interested -- but not enough
cycles of time to order the evaluation board and test it out.


- sgh

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Subject: 	NINA-B1 – The most advanced Bluetooth low energy module
Date: 	Tue, 25 Apr 2017 08:09:11 -0500 (CDT)
From: 	u-blox <elert at news.embeddedcomputing.com>
Reply-To: 	elert at news.embeddedcomputing.com
To: 	scottghall1 at gmail.com



NINA-B1 – The most advanced Bluetooth low energy module
Get to know the most advanced Bluetooth low energy module – NINA-B1 from u-blox.

<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/WI0ArFY950x2Nyx00805E00>


    NINA-B1 – The most advanced Bluetooth low energy module

The NINA-B1 <http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/WI0ArFY950x2Nyx00805E00> series
of modules are small stand-alone Bluetooth low energy modules featuring a
powerful Cortex M4F processor and state-of-the-art power performance. NINA-B1 is
ideal for IoT connected sensors, smart buildings and cities, medical devices, as
well as monitoring and control systems. Pre-flashed with the u-blox connectivity
software and globally certified, NINA-B1 provides fast time-to-market for
integrators.
Supporting ARM® mbed™ OS 5
<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/a020050A8I0500sNyYFE9xy> and Nordic SDK, the
module and its evaluation kit (EVK)
<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/MF0N0805IE9Ay00t50xY0z2> are open for
designers who wish to embed their own application on top of the Bluetooth low
energy stack. NINA-B1 will support Bluetooth 5
<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/Xy50xuY0F000NE95802AIA0> via a software upgrade.

*The ideal IoT fit*
NINA-B1 is part of a family of modules which also incorporates the just
announced NINA-W1
<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/NY00BI8y000AxEN0vF90525> Wi-Fi modules and
the ODIN‑W2 <http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/j8wY0A25I00950xFNyC0E00> gateway
modules, the only ARM® mbedTM OS 5 enabled Wi‑Fi boards on the market. See this
video <http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/o02DF00xE00AxI095NYy850> that
demonstrates an IoT sensor-to-gateway-to-cloud scenario using these modules.


      *Key highlights:*

  * NINA-B1 <http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/WI0ArFY950x2Nyx00805E00>:
    Bluetooth low energy (Bluetooth 5 Ready)
  * NINA-W1 <http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/NY00BI8y000AxEN0vF90525>: Wi‑Fi
    802.11b/g/n
  * ODIN‑W2 <http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/j8wY0A25I00950xFNyC0E00>:
    Dual-mode Bluetooth & dual-band Wi-Fi
  * Open CPU to run customer applications
  * Internal or external antenna
  * Global certification

<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/MF0N0805IE9Ay00y50xY0E2>

u-blox Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, V2X modules
<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/MF0N0805IE9Ay00y50xY0E2>

<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/Y0y9E0zFx00850025YI0FNA>

Bluetooth low energy possibilities in healthcare
<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/Y0y9E0zFx00850025YI0FNA>

<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/tyNx280EI505A00FY9000AG>

Better user interfaces using Bluetooth low energy
<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/tyNx280EI505A00FY9000AG>

<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/WI0ABFY950H2Nyx00805E00>

<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/j8CY0A25I00950xFNyI0E00>

<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/NY00JI8y000AxEN0DF90525>

<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/c09028xI05FY0AyNE05KE00>

<http://email.opensystemsmedia.com/SY0N2y055090FIx0A00E8FL>


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