STMicroelectronics acquires GUI software specialist Draupner Graphics
Semiconductor company STMicroelectronics has announced its acquisition of software specialist Draupner Graphics.
Draupner Graphics is the developer and supplier of TouchGFX, a software framework offering high-quality graphics and smooth animations for embedded graphical user interfaces (GUIs) with minimal resource requirements and power consumption. Hosted on 32-bit microcontrollers, TouchGFX enables high-end graphics that live up to today’s smartphone standards across all devices and systems, including smart home and building automation systems, appliances, wearables, and audio and video systems.
STMicroelectronics, manufacturer of the STM32 family of MCUs, is a top supplier of 32-bit Arm Cortex-M-core MCUs with a powerful hardware and software ecosystem that accelerates and facilitates application development. Several of the STM32 product lines already support TouchGFX.
“Draupner’s TouchGFX software is a highly advanced and optimised graphic user interface solution for microcontrollers,” said Daniel Colonna, Microcontroller Marketing Director, STMicroelectronics. “We have been working closely with the team for five years and regularly see the value TouchGFX is already delivering on STM32 MCUs in different consumer, appliances, industrial and medical applications.
“The acquisition of Draupner Graphics will accelerate both TouchGFX and STM32 roadmaps to offer embedded developers and their customers more advanced features, raising the bar of human-machine interfaces across all of the devices that people interact with every day.”
“As a leading software vendor on the global market, joining the leading supplier of 32-bit embedded MCUs will give us early access to roadmaps and plans that will speed feature integration and increase adoption of our tools and STM32 MCUs,” added Jorgen Mygind, Business Development Manager, Draupner.
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