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Yaser
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in the following link they present STM32 ODE:
https://www.st.com/content/st_com/en/support/learning/video-page.html?products=FM116%2CCL1620%2CSC959%2CSS1532%2CLN1847&featuredVideosReferer=true&count=200

in the video of "Prototype and develop more quickly with STM32 ODE", in minute 1:28 he present the concept of creating an application by stacking different component to demonstart customer project, then he mentioned the most important part that all these components can be moved to a samll form factor board in minute 1:47, where is small board enable customer to do form factor and field test.
Would you please I need to know the name of this small field factor!

the purpose is that I need to build a device with blutetooth, NFC...etc. I would like to know this small form factor to see how I can integrated in my device, please.

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The links here (and both links in your duplicate post) don't work - they just go to the ST "Video Center" home page.

Googling "Prototype and develop more quickly with STM32 ODE" finds a few - this seems to match the stills you posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx7ckR_sN-w

Making into the "very small form factor" would be your development - taking the bare chips, and putting them onto your own PCB design.

He did say that there are only a few special cases where ST has some compact modules:

https://youtu.be/jx7ckR_sN-w?t=136

(note that you can link direct to a specific time in a YouTube video)

I guess an example would be the SensorTile module:

https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/steval-mksbox1v1.html

Here's a longer video on the ODE:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cwmTiBchPFI

"Compact Solution Boards" @ 2:34:

https://youtu.be/cwmTiBchPFI?t=154

and it gives the link:

https://st.com/STM32ODE