Unbrickable Remote Firmware Updates for Highly Secure MCUs with Twilio and ST

WEBINAR + Q&A

Unbrickable Remote Firmware Updates for Highly Secure MCUs with Twilio and ST

ON DEMAND

Overview

Embedded software development for connected devices is stuck in the past: Bound to implement Waterfall, barred from embracing Agile, as hardware and firmware are considered co-dependent, and manufacturing is considered the final stage. While over-the-air firmware updates are possible, they are mostly used to fix bugs or patch security holes, not to improve an existing product over time. The result? Release cycles for product innovation are long or non-existent, troubleshooting is costly, progress in IoT overall is slow – and customers are unhappy. It’s time for a new approach.

Twilio IoT and ST have partnered to bring 3 key ingredients to market that solve for the lack of confidence and trust in reliably connected devices:

Unbrickable over-the-air firmware updates,
A reference security implementation built on top of the must-have feature of Secure Boot,
Secure remote live debugging – log into a device and inspect/debug the code live as it gets executed in the field

This is made possible with a new IoT architecture called microvisor. Join the people behind this innovation as they walk you through the microvisor architecture and its key capabilities. Learn about the first large-scale implementation with Twilio Microvisor, on the STM32U585 MCU.

Understand the microvisor reference architecture for modern IoT infrastructure
Learn about building for IoT on the STM32U5 Series, built on Arm’s TrustZone and ST’s low-power and high security microcontroller family
See a live debugging session followed by an unbrickable over the air firmware update in action

Participants of the webinar are invited to join the Microvisor Beta Program and get access to a limited set of development boards.

Meet The Presenters

Tobias Goebel
Jonathan Williams
Ramkumar Yadavalli

Tobias Goebel

Principal Product Marketing Manager | Twilio IoT

Tobias Goebel is a technology practitioner and educator with almost 2 decades of experience in business software and product/solution development. After developing, architecting, and selling contact center and customer service technologies in the 2000s, he moved to defining and evangelizing the potential and business benefits of artificial intelligence concepts and all sorts of emerging communications technologies in the 2010s, such as business messaging, chatbots, embedded voice & video, or multi-modal interfaces.

As a product marketing principal at Twilio IoT, he now works on defining and evangelizing technology solutions that leverage the potential of connecting the physical world to the Internet.

Jonathan Williams

Lead Product Manager | Twilio IoT

Jonathan Williams is a Product Manager for IoT and Wireless at Twilio. Having worked in both the semiconductor industry as well as in cloud video communications, he has a focus on building developer-friendly platforms that solve real world problems. When not working on bringing IoT products to market, he can be found tinkering with his 1970’s rally car.

Ramkumar Yadavalli

Senior Product Marketing Engineer | STMicroelectronics

Ramkumar is a Senior Product Marketing Engineer, responsible for STM32 Microcontrollers, Microprocessors, IoT/Cloud Marketing for Region Americas, and is based in Santa Clara, CA. He has worked in the semiconductor industry for over 20 years, starting his career as a microcontroller systems designer for a tech startup, Tata Consultancy Services Limited, Alcatel Microelectronics, before joining STMicroelectronics. Ramkumar earned his BSEE from Madras University in India, and his MBA from J. Mack Robinson College of Business, Atlanta, GA.

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