Here you will find all the Conexio device application examples and associated files to get started with creating and building your first application. These devices include nRF9161 based Conexio Stratus Pro and nRF9160 based Stratus which are global cellular kits. The current sample applications are compatible with nRF Connect SDK (NCS) v2.7.x.
The Conexio docs are a great place to explore our hardware, firmware, & developer tools, and find all the information you need to install the Conexio firmware SDK, setup the build environment, and build your own connected product with Stratus.
🖱 Click on any of the projects below to go to the full walk-through tutorial or Hackster projects and learn how to build and execute them on your Stratus device.
Note: some of these samples listed below may not be the latest. Refer to the samples folder to get the latest tested and working example applications.
 Getting Started with nRF Connect for Visual Studio Code Blog | Hackster | Source Code |
 Up and Running with ZephyrRTOS on nRF9160 Conexio Stratus Platform Blog | Hackster | Source Code |
 Connecting nRF9160 Conexio Stratus to Datacake Platform Blog | Hackster | Source Code |
 Machine Learning with Conexio Stratus and Edge Impulse Blog | Hackster | Source Code |
 Connecting Conexio Stratus to Golioth Blog | Hackster | Source Code |
Device Debugging and Monitoring using Memfault Blog | Hackster | Source Code |
This repository is still under development and we have many example applications on the way! These applications will cover a majority of features we plan to support for the Conexio Stratus kit. For reference, here's our tentative roadmap to version 1.0:
| Feature | Status |
|---|---|
| User LEDs | ✅ |
| LIS2DH accelerometer based motion sensing | ✅ |
| SHT4x temperature & humidity sensing | ✅ |
| Battery monitoring | ✅ |
| DPS310 temperature & pressure sensing | ✅ |
| Seeedstudio groove buzzer | ✅ |
| BME280 environmental sensor | ✅ |
| AT client | ✅ |
| nRF cloud client | ✅ |
| Datacake cloud client | ✅ |
| Edge Impulse machine learning | ✅ |
| Golioth firmware over-the-air update | ✅ |
| Golioth cloud client | ✅ |
| Memfault cloud client | ✅ |
| IoT Creators cloud | ✅ |
| UsefulSensors Person Sensor | ✅ |
| Watchdog timer | ✅ |
| GPS | ✅ |
| TeraBee level sensing | ✅ |
| Cellular based location | ⏳ |
| Asset tracking | ⏳ |
| Qubitro cloud client | ⏳ |
- ✅ = Ready to use
- ⏺ = Partial support
- ⏳ = In progress
- ❌ = Not started (but on roadmap)
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