From ultra‑low‑power Bluetooth to edge AI and cellular IoT, Nordic Semiconductor showcases future‑ready wireless solutions and developer platforms at Wireless Japan.
Nordic Semiconductor showcases demos of the latest ultra‑low‑power wireless innovations. Highlights include the new nRF54LM20B with ultra‑low‑power edge AI, nRF Cloud powered by Memfault for location, OTA, and device management, long‑range solutions supporting NTN and DECT NR+, the latest Bluetooth LE devices in the nRF54L series, PMIC technologies, and a Matter with Aliro access‑control demo.
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nRF54LM20B — Ultra‑Low‑Power Edge AI for the Next Generation
The nRF54LM20B is Nordic Semiconductor’s most advanced ultra‑low‑power wireless SoC, designed to bring practical edge AI to battery‑constrained devices. Featuring an integrated Neural Processing Unit (NPU), it enables efficient on‑device inference for sensor, audio, and event‑driven workloads, reducing latency while minimizing cloud dependency.
Built on Nordic’s next‑generation nRF54L Series platform, the device combines high processing performance with exceptional energy efficiency and large on‑chip memory, making it ideal for wearables, smart home devices, industrial sensors, and medical applications. Supported by Nordic’s development tools and Edge AI workflows, the nRF54LM20B allows developers to accelerate innovation and create smarter, more responsive wireless products with confidence.
nRF54LS05A/B — Cost‑Optimized Bluetooth LE for High‑Volume IoT
The nRF54LS05A and nRF54LS05B extend Nordic Semiconductor’s nRF54L Series with cost‑optimized, ultra‑low‑power Bluetooth® Low Energy SoCs designed for simple, high‑volume wireless products. These entry‑level devices deliver reliable Bluetooth LE connectivity, industry‑leading low power consumption, and a streamlined feature set that reduces system complexity and bill‑of‑materials cost.
Ideal for sensors, tags, beacons, remote controls, and peripheral devices, the nRF54LS05 family can operate as a standalone wireless controller or as a Bluetooth companion device in multi‑chip systems. Fully supported by the nRF Connect SDK and Nordic’s Bluetooth ecosystem, these SoCs enable fast prototyping, reusable software, and a smooth path from development to production for cost‑sensitive IoT applications.
nRF93M1 — Low‑Power Cellular IoT Module
The nRF93M1 is a compact cellular IoT module built for global deployment, ideal for asset tracking, smart metering, monitoring devices, and connected consumer products. It supports efficient wide‑area connectivity while maintaining low power consumption for long‑life field operation. With flexible interfaces and cloud‑friendly design, it enables simple onboarding, remote management, and scalable fleet deployment. At Wireless Japan 2026, visitors can explore how the nRF93M1 helps companies accelerate cellular IoT development, reduce integration effort, and deliver reliable connected solutions for diverse applications and market needs.
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Introducing ultra-efficient edge AI models for ANY of our SoCsAdding AI to wireless IoT devices has traditionally meant choosing between performance and battery life. The nRF54LM20B changes that by integrating Nordic’s proprietary Axon NPU. It accelerates TensorFlow Lite model inference up to 15× faster than CPU execution, with significantly higher energy efficiency—without the cost or complexity of a discrete NPU. Combined with Neuton models, Nordic Edge AI supports a wide range of applications, including anomaly detection, biometrics, gesture recognition, keyword spotting, and vision‑based use cases. The single‑chip design reduces system complexity, BOM cost, and power consumption, making ultra‑low‑power edge AI practical for next‑generation wireless devices. |
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Bluetooth Channel Sounding on Android - now supported by nRF ToolboxWith support for Bluetooth® Channel Sounding, developers can now add highly accurate ranging capabilities to their wireless toolbox.Android 16, released in early 2025, introduced the first public APIs supporting channel sounding. However, compatible smartphone hardware had not yet been available. That changes with Google’s release of Pixel 10 on August 28. As more smartphone brands adopt Bluetooth Channel Sounding, developers will be able to leverage precise distance measurement and spatial awareness in a wide range of applications. This advancement opens the door to new use cases in access control, localization, and proximity‑based services powered by Bluetooth technology. |
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nRF Cloud + Memfault: Device management and Observability for your Nordic devicesDiscover nRF Cloud powered by Memfault, making updates, monitoring, and debugging of Nordic devices easier than ever.Developers using the nRF54, nRF53, nRF52, and nRF91 Series can quickly integrate Memfault functionality to collect performance data, deploy reliable OTA updates, and gain visibility into real‑world device behavior. With a flexible pricing model that starts free and scales at just cents per device, nRF Cloud helps teams launch products faster, deliver dependable updates, and resolve field issues efficiently. From development to large‑scale deployment, nRF Cloud simplifies device management and accelerates time‑to‑market. Learn more at nRFCloud.com. |