<![CDATA[Mongoose OS]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/http://mongoose-os.com/blog/favicon.pngMongoose OShttps://mongoose-os.com/blog/Ghost 2.38Wed, 23 Jul 2025 19:58:47 GMT60<![CDATA[Case Study: Eatabit used Mongoose OS to develop Eatabit printer.]]>We are pleased to release a most recent Case Study on Mongoose OS being integrated in the Eatabit printer.

Eatabit printer is a cloud printing solution for restaurants to print orders from the Internet on paper inside the restaurants and confirm those orders automatically.

Eatabit is a Charleston, South Carolina,

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/case-study-iparcelbox-ltd-used-mongoose-os-to-develop-iparcelbox-smart-secure-and-simple-parcel-delivery-solution/601ab6cdbc5c7c0001f28b9aWed, 03 Feb 2021 14:48:58 GMT

We are pleased to release a most recent Case Study on Mongoose OS being integrated in the Eatabit printer.

Eatabit printer is a cloud printing solution for restaurants to print orders from the Internet on paper inside the restaurants and confirm those orders automatically.

Eatabit is a Charleston, South Carolina, United States based technology company designing hardware and software services supporting the remote fulfillment of online food orders.

Case Study: Eatabit used Mongoose OS to develop Eatabit printer.

Here is what Greg Oleksiak a Co-founder at Eatabit says about Mongoose OS:

"If you want to get your product to market faster, I recommend using Mongoose OS for its mature libraries and modern IoT feature set.
We were able to quickly build out a small working OS and were impressed with how quickly we could focus on our features rather than working on core OS fundamentals. We were able to largely import our legacy code into the Mongoose OS saving us a lot of time and saving us from starting from scratch. We needed an operating system for the ESP32 microcontroller that was mature and had features that we could not develop ourselves: OTA, WIFI, BLE and PPPOS. We have very limited resources so having the confidence to quickly develop, test and deploy features is critical to our success."

Read a full Eatabit Case Study here.

To contact: send us a message or ask on the developer forum.

]]><![CDATA[Case Study: iParcelBox Ltd used Mongoose OS to develop iParcelBox - smart, secure and simple parcel delivery solution.]]>We are pleased to release a most recent Case Study on Mongoose OS being integrated in the iParcelBox parcel delivery solution.

iParcelBox Ltd. is a United Kingdom based technology company passionate about secure and simple parcel delivery solutions.

Here is what Paul Needler a CEO at iParcelBox Ltd says about

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/case-study-goal-zero-used-mongoose-os-to-develop-yeti-portable-power-stations/600b15c6bc5c7c0001f28b74Fri, 22 Jan 2021 18:00:00 GMT

We are pleased to release a most recent Case Study on Mongoose OS being integrated in the iParcelBox parcel delivery solution.

iParcelBox Ltd. is a United Kingdom based technology company passionate about secure and simple parcel delivery solutions.

Case Study: iParcelBox Ltd used Mongoose OS to develop iParcelBox - smart, secure and simple parcel delivery solution.

Here is what Paul Needler a CEO at iParcelBox Ltd says about Mongoose OS:

"Mongoose OS is simple, incredibly powerful and a very viable solution for a large commercial product.
What attracted us to Mongoose OS was: the recommendation by AWS, the ease of implementation, the volume of libraries available, the engagement on forums both from Cesanta staff and the wider community.
All our core requirements were met by the Mongoose OS platform, among them: full encryption, easy and flexible configuration of individual devices, pre-built AWS IoT and SSL interfaces, secure firmware updates via OTA, access controls to prevent unauthorised settings changes / file access for deployed devices.
We take security very seriously and we went as far as getting the world experts at McAfee ATR in the USA to undertake rigorous vulnerability testing of the iParcelBox hardware and firmware and we passed with flying colours. The team at McAfee were also very complimentary about MongooseOS.
The support of Cesanta team and the wider community via the forums and chat – it’s an invaluable resource for developers who might be uncomfortable with making the leap to a new software tool."

Read a full iParcelBox Case Study here

To contact: send us a message or ask on the developer forum.

]]><![CDATA[Mongoose OS 2.19 released]]>Dublin, January 11th, 2021 — Cesanta today announced release of Mongoose OS version 2.19.

Changes include fixes and new features:

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/mongoose-os-2-17-0-released-2/600b11aabc5c7c0001f28b5bMon, 11 Jan 2021 14:00:00 GMTDublin, January 11th, 2021 — Cesanta today announced release of Mongoose OS version 2.19.

Changes include fixes and new features:

To contact: send us a message or ask on the developer forum.

]]><![CDATA[Mongoose OS 2.17.0 released]]>Dublin, February 4th, 2020 — Cesanta today announced release of Mongoose OS version 2.17.

Notable Changes

Apple's official HomeKit Accessory Development Kit library has been ported to Mongoose OS, monoose-os-libs/homekit-adk.

file-logger library has been revamped.

Other changes include fixes and new features:

  • mjs: frozen: Even stricter compiler settings and
]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/mongoose-os-2-17-0-released/5e467f607b16870001a233ebTue, 04 Feb 2020 11:07:00 GMTDublin, February 4th, 2020 — Cesanta today announced release of Mongoose OS version 2.17.

Notable Changes

Apple's official HomeKit Accessory Development Kit library has been ported to Mongoose OS, monoose-os-libs/homekit-adk.

file-logger library has been revamped.

Other changes include fixes and new features:

To contact: send us a message or ask on the developer forum.

]]><![CDATA[ThoughtWorks Technology Radar recommends MongooseOS and mDash.net]]>November 20th, 2019 — ThoughtWorks Technology Radar recommends MongooseOS and mDash as preferred open-source microcontroller operating system and embedded firmware development framework.

We are pleased to announce that ThoughtWorks Technology Radar volume 21 is recommending MongooseOS and mDash as preferred open-source microcontroller operating system and embedded firmware development framework for Espressif,

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November 20th, 2019 — ThoughtWorks Technology Radar recommends MongooseOS and mDash as preferred open-source microcontroller operating system and embedded firmware development framework.

We are pleased to announce that ThoughtWorks Technology Radar volume 21 is recommending MongooseOS and mDash as preferred open-source microcontroller operating system and embedded firmware development framework for Espressif, STM, Texas Instruments.

ThoughtWorks Technology Radar is a guide to technology frontiers that sets out the changes that are currently interesting in software development - things in motion that developers should pay attention to and consider using in their projects. It reflects the opinion of senior technologists and is based on the day-to-day work and experiences.

In ThoughtWorks Technology Radar own words: "Mongoose OS remains one of our preferred open-source microcontroller operating systems and embedded firmware development frameworks. It's worth noting that Mongoose OS fills a noticeable gap for embedded software developers: the gap between Arduino firmware suitable for prototyping and bare-metal microcontrollers' native SDKs. Our teams have successfully used Cesanta's new end-to-end device management platform, mDash, for small-scale greenfield hardware projects. Major Internet of Things (IoT) cloud platform providers today support the Mongoose OS development framework for their device management, connectivity, and over-the-air (OTA) firmware upgrades. Since we last reported on Mongoose OS, the number of supported boards and microcontrollers has grown to include STM, Texas Instruments and Espressif. We continue to enjoy its seamless support for OTA updates and its built-in security at the individual device level."

More details can be found at: https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar/platforms?blipid=1256

To contact: send us a message or ask on the developer forum.

]]><![CDATA[Mongoose OS 2.16.0 released]]>Dublin, November 5th, 2019 — Cesanta today announced release of Mongoose OS version 2.16.0.

Changes include fixes and new features:

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/mongoose-os-2-16-0-released/5dc2aa987b16870001a23353Tue, 05 Nov 2019 11:11:00 GMTDublin, November 5th, 2019 — Cesanta today announced release of Mongoose OS version 2.16.0.

Changes include fixes and new features:

To contact: send us a message or ask on the developer forum.

]]><![CDATA[CESANTA and BICS launch VCON and landmark IoT cellular connectivity service with Amazon Web Services]]>

Off-the shelf solution connects devices to AWS IoT in every country in the world

Dublin, February 21th, 2019 - CESANTA and BICS, a global connectivity enabler, have today announced the launch of a pioneering solution for any Internet of Things (IoT) application built on Amazon Web Services (AWS), to automatically

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/vcon_launch_bics_aws/5ca64b27554c4500012d4640Thu, 21 Feb 2019 12:50:00 GMTCESANTA and BICS launch VCON and landmark IoT cellular connectivity service with Amazon Web Services

Off-the shelf solution connects devices to AWS IoT in every country in the world

Dublin, February 21th, 2019 - CESANTA and BICS, a global connectivity enabler, have today announced the launch of a pioneering solution for any Internet of Things (IoT) application built on Amazon Web Services (AWS), to automatically on-board devices wherever they are in the world. As a member of the AWS Partner Network (APN), BICS can now combine the worldwide multi-network cellular coverage of its SIM for Things solution with CESANTA’s VCON cellular connectivity module, allowing AWS customers to expand their geographic IoT footprint to over 200 countries.

The solution will officially launch at MWC19 Barcelona (25 – 28 February). Attendees can visit BICS’ booth (Hall 2, booth 2E40) to see demos of the new solution, conducted throughout the show.

Powered by BICS’ global network, the service is designed to enable IoT devices using ‘SIM for Things’ to be seamlessly provisioned and available to AWS IoT, and for managers of diverse IoT device fleets to utilise AWS’s powerful suite of services. By leveraging SIM for Things’ multi-network support and roaming technology, combined with BICS’ 600+ operator partnerships, customers will be able to provision and remotely manage IoT devices throughout the world. The combination of SIM for Things and VCON provides a secure, ready-to-go AWS connectivity and provisioning solution, enabling data reporting, remote device control, and device software updates that optimise brand protection.

CESANTA and BICS launch VCON and landmark IoT cellular connectivity service with Amazon Web Services

The global IoT market continues to grow at a rapid pace, with the number of connected devices forecast to reach 75.4 billion by 2025 (IHSMarkit Inc.). BICS’ SIM for Things will facilitate this growth, and, via the collaboration with AWS and CESANTA, can enable businesses to quickly and easily expand and manage IoT-based services worldwide.

BICS and CESANTA have simplified the process for companies seeking to integrate cellular reach with AWS, accelerating the time-to-market of IoT propositions. The off-the-shelf connectivity solution significantly reduces engineering efforts, cuts the time required to develop new products, and minimises operating costs, due to the power and capabilities of AWS IoT.

Through its secure, reliable connectivity and multi-network infrastructure spanning more than 200 countries, connectivity enabler BICS has the worldwide coverage required to support IoT applications. BICS’ roaming technology and established commercial agreements with operators ensure that high-volume fleets of IoT devices can be located or travel anywhere in the world and remain connected.

“This is a huge step forward for cellular IoT. With faster time to market and lower development costs, AWS IoT customers who choose BICS’ SIM for Things and CESANTA VCON can guarantee true global connectivity for their products and solutions. Cellular IoT solutions can be deployed far more quickly than was previously possible, meaning business owners and stakeholders will also be quicker to enjoy the return on IoT investments,” said Mikaël Schachne, VP Mobility and IoT Business at BICS.

“BICS’ SIM for Things and CESANTA VCON provide a ready-to-go secure AWS connectivity and provisioning solution. Data reporting, remote device control, and fail-safe device software update that guarantee brand protection, are delivered out-of-the-box” said CESANTA CEO Anatoly Lebedev.

For more information on BICS SIM for Things please visit: https://bics-iot.com

For more information about CESANTA VCON please visit: http://vcon.io

For more information on AWS’s IoT-specific solutions please visit: https://aws.amazon.com/iot

]]><![CDATA[Mongoose OS is now an STMicroelectronics Authorized Partner]]>

Dublin, February 15th, 2019 — Mongoose OS joins STMicroelectronics Partner Program to accelerate Customer Time-to-Market.

Mongoose OS is an IoT Firmware Development Framework. It makes IoT development easy by shortening development time, lowering cost and minimising risks.

Mongoose OS has joined STMicroelectronics Partner Program and received a 'STMicroelectronics Authorized Partner' status.

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/mongooseos_stmicroelectronics_authorized_partner/5ca64b27554c4500012d463fFri, 15 Feb 2019 13:54:00 GMTMongoose OS is now an STMicroelectronics Authorized Partner

Dublin, February 15th, 2019 — Mongoose OS joins STMicroelectronics Partner Program to accelerate Customer Time-to-Market.

Mongoose OS is an IoT Firmware Development Framework. It makes IoT development easy by shortening development time, lowering cost and minimising risks.

Mongoose OS has joined STMicroelectronics Partner Program and received a 'STMicroelectronics Authorized Partner' status. Mongoose OS is now a recommended OS for STM32F4, STM32L4, STM32F7 microcontrollers to accelerate time-to-market for customers building connected IoT products.

Mongoose OS is now an STMicroelectronics Authorized Partner

STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications created the ST Partner Program to speed customer development efforts by identifying and highlighting to them companies with complementary products and services. Moreover, the program’s certification process assures that all partners are vetted for quality and competence.

The video outlines how fast and easy it is to do a firmware build, network configuration and provisioning to IoT Cloud for STM32 microcontrollers with Mongoose OS:

For more information, please visit ST Partner Program directory.

To contact: send us a message or ask on the developer forum.

]]><![CDATA[Case Study: Goal Zero used Mongoose OS to develop Yeti portable power stations.]]>

We are pleased to release a most recent Case Study on Mongoose OS being integrated in Goal Zero's latest Yeti portable power stations.

Goal Zero is an American company which develops solar panels, power packs and lighting products that can be used effectively anywhere in the world.

Here is what

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/case-study-goal-zero-used-mongoose-os-to-develop-the-latest-yeti-portable-power-stations/5ca64b27554c4500012d463dThu, 20 Dec 2018 15:19:35 GMTCase Study: Goal Zero used Mongoose OS to develop Yeti portable power stations.

We are pleased to release a most recent Case Study on Mongoose OS being integrated in Goal Zero's latest Yeti portable power stations.

Goal Zero is an American company which develops solar panels, power packs and lighting products that can be used effectively anywhere in the world.

Case Study: Goal Zero used Mongoose OS to develop Yeti portable power stations.

Here is what Alex Stout, a lead Firmware Engineer at Goal Zero, says about Mongoose OS: "Mongoose OS is stable, the OTA functionality ensures that we can continue to improve both performance and stability with our own updates as well Mongoose OS upgrades. In fact we would feel frustrated, if couldn’t use Mongoose OS anymore. There is a lot of R&D done on this platform. It would take months to find and prove out another platform that provides all the same functionality.”

Read a full Goal Zero's Case Study here

To contact: send us a message or ask on the developer forum.

]]><![CDATA[CCM (cloud communication module) provides firmware OTA updates for STM32 microcontrollers]]>

Dublin, December 17th, 2018 — Cesanta announces CCM to provide OTA for devices.

CCM (cloud communication module) is a hardware module that provides cloud connectivity for electronic devices. The unique feature of the CCM is the ability to update the device over-the-air. The host MCU over-the-air update does not need any

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/ccm-provides-firmware-ota-updates-for-stm32-microcontrollers/5ca64b27554c4500012d463cMon, 17 Dec 2018 10:00:00 GMTCCM (cloud communication module) provides firmware OTA updates for STM32 microcontrollers

Dublin, December 17th, 2018 — Cesanta announces CCM to provide OTA for devices.

CCM (cloud communication module) is a hardware module that provides cloud connectivity for electronic devices. The unique feature of the CCM is the ability to update the device over-the-air. The host MCU over-the-air update does not need any host firmware changes, and uses in-circuit programming interface.

The video below is an example of CCM updating STM32F4 microcontroller:

Please refer to CCM product page for more information.

Contact

Please contact us if there are any questions.

]]><![CDATA[Mongoose OS releases Progressive Web App for managing devices over BLE]]>

Mongoose OS team has released a PWA (Progressive Web APP) For managing devices over BLE.

URL: https://mongoose-os.com/ble/

The functionality includes configuring WiFi, and calling any RPC function that is exported by the device (e.g. changing any config parameter, managing files, etc).

Requirements:

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Mongoose OS team has released a PWA (Progressive Web APP) For managing devices over BLE.

URL: https://mongoose-os.com/ble/

The functionality includes configuring WiFi, and calling any RPC function that is exported by the device (e.g. changing any config parameter, managing files, etc).

Requirements:

  • rpc-gatts library must be included in the firmware
  • A Chrome browser should be used

The core function is at rpc_over_ble.js , which works according to the description at https://github.com/mongoose-os-libs/rpc-gatts.

Contact

Please contact us on any question.

]]><![CDATA[Mongoose OS receives a 'Ready for IBM Watson IoT' certification]]>

Dublin, December 4th, 2018 — Mongoose OS is now 'Ready for IBM Watson IoT' certified.

Mongoose OS is an IoT Firmware Development Framework. It makes IoT development easy by shortening development time, lowering cost and minimising risks.

Mongoose OS is now a validated solution for IBM Watson IoT cloud, and received

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/ready-for-ibm-watson-iot-certified/5ca64b27554c4500012d4639Tue, 04 Dec 2018 15:58:30 GMTMongoose OS receives a 'Ready for IBM Watson IoT' certification

Dublin, December 4th, 2018 — Mongoose OS is now 'Ready for IBM Watson IoT' certified.

Mongoose OS is an IoT Firmware Development Framework. It makes IoT development easy by shortening development time, lowering cost and minimising risks.

Mongoose OS is now a validated solution for IBM Watson IoT cloud, and received a 'Ready for IBM Watson IoT' status.

Mongoose OS receives a 'Ready for IBM Watson IoT' certification

Please check out the video that outlines how fast and easy it is to do a firmware build, network configuration and IBM Watson Quickstart provisioning with Mongoose OS:

More details can be found on IBM PartnerWorld, Global Solutions Directory.

To contact: send us a message or ask on the developer forum.

]]><![CDATA[CCM - Cloud Communication Module]]>

Cesanta is proud to announce a Cloud Communication Module (CCM) - a hardware module for connecting any host microcontroller to the Internet.

CCM works with any MCU, even with the smallest 8-bit Arduinos like Arduino Nano or Arduino Uno:

The unique feature of the CCM is the ability to update

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/ccm-cloud-communication-module/5ca64b27554c4500012d4638Sat, 01 Dec 2018 10:23:03 GMT

Cesanta is proud to announce a Cloud Communication Module (CCM) - a hardware module for connecting any host microcontroller to the Internet.

CCM works with any MCU, even with the smallest 8-bit Arduinos like Arduino Nano or Arduino Uno:

The unique feature of the CCM is the ability to update Host MCU Over-The-Air.

CCM is ideal for retrofitting devices to make them Internet-connected and updatable, implementing voice control via Amazon Alexa or Google Home Assistant.

Please refer to CCM product page for more information.

Contact

Please contact us if there are any questions.

]]><![CDATA[Mongoose OS IDE 0.5.4. released]]>

The new version provides code completion support for the C/C++ and JS API:

That makes it easy to develop for Mongoose OS, since gives a quick access to the API documentation.

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/mongoose-os-ide-0-5-4-released/5ca64b27554c4500012d4637Mon, 19 Nov 2018 09:19:16 GMT

The new version provides code completion support for the C/C++ and JS API:

That makes it easy to develop for Mongoose OS, since gives a quick access to the API documentation.

]]><![CDATA[Mongoose OS 2.8.0 released]]>

We are proud to announce Mongoose OS release 2.8.0.

New features

]]>https://mongoose-os.com/blog/mongoose-os-2-8-0-released/5ca64b27554c4500012d4635Thu, 15 Nov 2018 17:33:24 GMT

We are proud to announce Mongoose OS release 2.8.0.

New features

Important changes

Fixes

Misc

Contact

Question? Please contact us!

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