Last month saw the successful conclusion of the Arm-enabled Cornell Cup final, held against the majestic backdrop of the rockets and space vehicles at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.  The Arm-enabled Cornell Cup is an embedded design competition…

For the Arm University Program, 2018 was yet another year of milestones.

We further augmented our educational offerings with versions of teaching materials written for use with either more affordable hardware or FPGA on cloud. This was in response to…

In January this year Ashesi University, Ghana was one of the first academic institutions in Africa to adopt our textbook, Embedded Systems Fundamentals with Arm Cortex-M based Microcontrollers: A Practical Approach. We spoke to Francis Gatsi, Lecturer in…

Arm has had a long association with mobile gaming, ever since Nokia launched the iconic Snake game on its Arm-powered 6110 handset back in 1997. Incidentally, the Nokia 6110 was the very first GSM phone to use an Arm processor (ARM7).

From these beginnings…

Earlier this spring, I wrote about my experience building a Raspberry Pi-based Aircraft Tracker and then taking it for a test flight around the traffic pattern at Hayward Airport in the San Francisco Bay Area.  At the time, I mentioned that our wet winter…

Last fall ARM Education posted this link for the Raspberry Pi-based Aircraft Tracker on our Facebook Page.  As the Americas Program Manager for the ARM University Program and a private pilot, I took particular interest in the product and thought this might…

Today, we announced the launch of the ninth and latest Education Kit from the Arm University Program: the Embedded Linux Education Kit. This kit provides full courseware on developing embedded Linux products, including Linux kernel configuration and custom…