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NXP_Freedom_Developer_Zone
Welcome in the mbed team for this edition 2016 of the AT&T Hackathon !!
Thank you for considering the NXP Freedom Development Platform for your project.
In order to get you started quickly the competition, we have gathered on this page the rules of the NXP Kicker Price and every useful links to develop easily with our Freedom boards.
NXP Kicker Prize¶
Win $5,000 for Best use of two (2) NXP Freedom development boards and ARM® mbed Technology
NXP Hardware Must include use of the FRDM-K64F MCU board, and then choose from the following:
- FRDM-STBC-AGM01 Sensor boards
- FRDM-CR20A 2.4GHz Wireless Transceiver board
- Both of the above
ARM mbed Software Must leverage ARM mbed development platform/software
NXP Freedom Boards¶
Please find below the direct links to the mbed Platform and Component pages. They have been recently updated with the required mbed program examples especially the AT&T M2X library/demo to participate to this contest.
Complementary documentation about the NXP Freedom boards might be available on the supplier website
NXP ICs¶
Technical information about the NXP ICs will be available on the supplier website
AT&T M2X Demo¶
Import programM2X_K64F_ACCEL
Demo app to read data from FXOS8700Q accelerometer on FRDM-K64F and send values to AT&T M2X Data Service. For use with DevLab
Last commit 05 Aug 2014 by 
Joe Bossalini
Import programSensorStream_K64F_AGM01_M2X
Use this "Hello-World" program to stream accelerometer, magnetometer and gyroscope sensor data from FRDM-STBC-AGM01 to the cloud using AT&T M2X Data Services.
Last commit 22 Dec 2015 by 
Freescale
FRDM-CR20A Rock, Paper, Scissors Game - ArmTechCon 2015 mbed Zone¶
Import programmcr20_RPS_GameController
Rock, Paper, Scissors game - remote controller
Last commit 17 Nov 2015 by Freescale
Import programmcr20_RPS_Coordinator
Rock, Paper, Scissors game coordinator
Last commit 17 Nov 2015 by Freescale