Crank AMETEK
Authorized embedded software and services partner to STMicroelectronics
Authorized embedded software and services partner to STMicroelectronics
Accelerate the design of a sophisticated GUI for embedded devices based on STMicroelectronics’s microcontrollers and microprocessors with the use of Storyboard.
By leveraging Storyboard’s collaborative workflows, ST customers can produce robust UIs for their multi-market devices far more efficiently than before.
Thanks to its framework, companies can work on one application that will span across a wide range of devices. Developers can thus save money, reduce their time to market and enjoy greater flexibility.
Storyboard is scalable across the breadth of ST’s application processors, from MCUs to the powerful MPUs. For customers considering ST hardware, moving from an MPU to an MCU is also vastly simpler and more straightforward since the framework adapts to the new architecture.
Download one of our sample demo images built in Storyboard, and optimized for the ST hardware of your choice, and experience the richness of graphics and high responsiveness possible when developed in Storyboard.
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Storyboard makes it easy to create dazzling GUIs that scale across MCUs and MPUs, providing the freedom to produce devices that scale markets and embedded hardware. Watch as Nick Deeble, Head of Global Sales, discusses the benefits Crank's Storyboard can provide customers of STMicroelectronics
Whether it's a GUI for white goods or wearable devices, consumers expect rich user experiences. Watch as Jason Clarke, Crank Software's VP of Sales and Marketing and co-founder demonstrates how Crank Storyboard can help built strong UI experiences on low-frequency devices like the STM32L4R9.
ST spoke to Thomas Fletcher, Crank Software's VP R&D, at Embedded World 2019 about Storyboard's compatibility with the entire STM32 family and our clients' successes so far.
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