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MINNEAPOLIS, USA: Exosite LLC, a leading provider of cloud-connectivity solutions for devices, is collaborating with Renesas Electronics America Inc. to provide cloud-capable reference designs based on the Renesas RX62N microcontrollers (MCUs).

Under the partnership, Renesas Development Kits for the RX62N MCUs will be enabled off-the-shelf with One Platform cloud connectivity provided by Exosite. Product developers can use the cloud-capable reference design to accelerate time-to-market when creating their own connected products. Exosite’s cloud-based One Platform extends device capabilities to support remote provisioning, in-field management, real-time data visualization and business process integration using Exosite’s Portals tools.

“All of the building blocks - from hardware schematics to cloud-capable firmware to data platform APIs to web dashboards - are all provided and functional out of the box,” said Todd DeBoer, director, Mass Market Group, Consumer & Industrial Business Unit, Renesas Electronics America. “Exosite makes it easy for product developers to create cloud-capable products with our RX MCUs.”

“By providing a production-ready cloud-infrastructure for Renesas RX MCUs, we’ve lowered the barrier-to-entry for engineers designing products requiring industrial-grade processing and cloud-connectivity,” said Hans Rempel, CEO for Exosite. “This means that powerful cloud-connected applications involving real-world devices can be prototyped, designed and deployed in a matter of months.”