Choose the STM32 path that matches your course. visual

STM32 campaign paths

Choose the STM32 path that matches your course.

Low-level microcontroller courses and Mbed/IoT courses need different messages. Start from the path that fits the professor's actual teaching model.

Audience

University embedded systems, microcontroller, IoT, mechatronics, and hardware/software courses

Use this chooser for older shared links and secondary context pages. For an email campaign, link directly to the relevant demo first, then use the matching campaign page or return page as the bridge into a small course trial.

Register-level C, assembly, and no-library microcontroller courses
Embedded software and IoT courses using Mbed or higher-level workflows
Upload-only access where students compile locally and run on remote hardware
Board/peripheral discussions where the exact course requirements matter

STM32 C / bare-metal / upload

For register-level C, assembly, no-library, upload-only, and low-level microcontroller courses where Mbed-first messaging would be wrong.

Open the low-level STM32 path

STM32 Mbed / IoT workflow

For embedded software, rapid prototyping, IoT, and higher-level workflows where the Mbed demo is a useful first proof.

Open the Mbed STM32 path

Demo path

Keep the first interaction concrete.

1

Pick the right promise

A low-level course should not receive Mbed-first copy, while an IoT course should not be forced into register-level language.

2

Keep the demo direct

Campaign emails should still send the primary click to a tracked instant demo, then use the return bridge for course-trial conversion.

3

Use a page as context

The campaign page handles objections, links to canonical lab resources, and keeps the trial conversation focused.

Two professor messages

Separate pages avoid presenting Mbed as the default answer for every STM32 instructor.

Direct demo first

The page supports the funnel without adding friction before the real-hardware moment.

Better trial scoping

Each path makes board, peripheral, language, and access-model requirements clearer before sales follow-up.

Positioning note

If you are unsure which STM32 route to use

Use the low-level path when the course outcome is register-level control, assembly, toolchain work, or upload-only board access. Use the Mbed path when the value is embedded software, IoT, fast prototyping, and a visible hardware interaction.

Related labs

Continue from existing LabsLand laboratories.

These public lab pages come from the current catalog, so they remain useful as SEO pages and as a route into institution access.

Laboratório remoto STM32 Nucleo (C) hospedado por LabsLand ARM Community

LabsLand ARM Community

STM32 Nucleo (C)

Programar um verdadeiro microcontrolador ARM com diferentes periféricos e modos de baixa potência.

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Laboratório remoto STM32 Nucleo (Mbed) hospedado por LabsLand

LabsLand

STM32 Nucleo (Mbed)

Programar um microcontrolador ARM real com periféricos e modos de baixa potência usando um IDE Mbed online.

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Laboratório remoto STM32 Nucleo (No IDE) hospedado por LabsLand ARM Community

LabsLand ARM Community

STM32 Nucleo (No IDE)

Programar um verdadeiro microcontrolador ARM com diferentes periféricos e modos de baixa potência.

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STM32 C / bare-metal route

Use this route when the course needs low-level C, assembly, direct upload, or no-library workflows.

STM32 Mbed route

Use this route for embedded software, IoT, and higher-level Mbed workflows.