Debugging
Lauterbach supports Arduino's »Nicla Vision«
Lauterbach's »Trace32« development tools now supports »Nicla Vision« from Arduino. Nicla Vision is an out-of-the-box, stand-alone camera for analyzing and processing images that works without the use of hardware debug modules.
Lauterbach’s Trace32 development tools now support Arduino’s Nicla Vision, a ready-to-use, standalone camera for analyzing and processing images on the edge, without the need for hardware debug-modules. Students, makers, and all other Arduino customers can simply download and use the Trace32 PowerView debug software for free.
The Nicla Vision features an ST Microelectronics STM32H747AII6 Dual Arm Cortex - M7/M4 core microcontroller, which can be clocked up to 480/240 MHz. Thanks to its 2 MP color camera, smart 6-axis motion sensor, integrated microphone, and distance sensor, it is suitable for asset tracking, object recognition, and predictive maintenance. The integrated WiFi/Bluetooth LE connectivity supports the transmission of data that are collected from sensor nodes to the Arduino Cloud or third-party vendor services.
Lauterbach’s universal Trace32 PowerView Software enables software debugging of the Cortex-M7 core over a USB cable without the need for additional hardware modules. Students, makers, and all other Arduino customers can simply register on Lauterbach's website and then download and use the PowerView software for free. There are no limitations in terms of code size and time of usage.
Lauterbach’s Trace32 PowerView software enables developers to evolve applications based on Ardunio devices, even faster and easier. Registration for free PowerView download. Download of the full-featured PowerView software for Arduino Pro. A tutorial how to debug Arduino® Nicla Vision with TRACE32® is published here.
