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MBed OS kernel (RTOS) for task scheduling and interrupts

HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) for peripheral access

Libraries for networking, storage, and security

Application layer written in C/C++ or MicroPython

Bootloader and firmware update mechanisms for devices

MBed OS manages scheduling, threads, and interrupts

HAL provides API to interact with hardware peripherals

Application layer written in C/C++ or MicroPython

Libraries handle networking, storage, and IoT integration

Bootloader and firmware updater manage deployment

Layered architecture: HAL, RTOS, libraries, application

Event-driven programming with interrupts and callbacks

Thread-based multitasking for real-time performance

Peripheral abstraction for hardware portability

Integration with cloud services and IoT platforms

IoT sensors with BLE/Wi-Fi connectivity

Robotics motor and sensor control

Wearable health monitoring devices

Industrial automation with multiple MCU nodes

Prototyping ARM Cortex-M devices for product development

Hardware abstraction for portability across boards

RTOS and multithreading support for real-time tasks

Extensible libraries for sensors, actuators, and communication

Secure connectivity and cloud integration

Ease of prototyping with C/C++ and Python

Use modular libraries for code reuse

Separate tasks into threads for concurrency

Optimize memory and CPU usage for large applications

Leverage network and cloud services for distributed systems

Plan firmware updates for multiple devices in IoT deployments

Update MBed OS libraries to latest version

Verify board-specific configuration compatibility

Test RTOS thread behavior after OS updates

Ensure MicroPython scripts run on updated firmware

Document project changes for team collaboration