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LwM2M support on STM32?

JongSeong_Kim
Visitor

Dear STMicroelectronics Support Team,

I previously submitted a request on [ Auguest 26, 2025] (case #[00242096]) and have not received a reply.
I am evaluating STM32 MCUs for an LwM2M client implementation and need clarification on ST’s official support.

Questions:

  1. Does ST offer any MCU models with an official LwM2M stack or pre-integrated middleware?

  2. Please provide package names, download links, and any long-term support information.

Please update the status of my open case and provide the requested technical references.

Best regards,

Name : Wilfred.kim (JongSeong.Kim)

Company : Teladin

Email/Phone : wilfred@teladin.com/+821054147096

 

 

2 REPLIES 2
Peter BENSCH
ST Employee

Welcome @JongSeong_Kim, to the community!

As you can see from the Community Guidelines, e.g. article 2, the public community is not a support channel of STMicroelectronics, but primarily a user-driven forum for mutual assistance. The status of a ticket with the personal Online Support OLS can therefore only be updated there and not in the community.

However, to address your questions here:

  1. LwM2M is supported by partners such as AVSystem, which provide tools like Anjay, who can answer all your questions. If by pre-integrated middleware you mean that this is already on the MCU when it is delivered, I must mention that there are no MCUs at all that contain any software other than a bootloader.
  2. See 1, support from AVsystem

Hope that helps?

Regards
/Peter

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Andrew Neil
Super User

As @Peter BENSCH said, note that this is a public forum - visible to the entire internet.

Therefore, you might want to reconsider publishing your email address and telephone number?

 

Here are some more open-source LwM2M implementations:

https://www.openmobilealliance.org/specifications/resources/implementations

 

See also:

https://www.openmobilealliance.org/specifications/resources/product-listing 

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