SEGGER's journey from 1992 to today
In 1992, Rolf Segger founded SEGGER with the idea of providing developers and companies with a real-time operating system called embOS that could be used for a wide variety of applications. Fast-forward to today, SEGGER has evolved into an industry leader, offering an extensive array of cutting-edge hardware and software tools that cater to every facet of microcontroller development. Join us on a journey through time as we trace the milestones and innovations that have defined SEGGER as a company.
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Foundation SEGGER
SEGGER founded as a company by Rolf Segger.
1997
Company headquarters in Hilden
SEGGER Microcontroller moved to Hilden, Kleinhülsen 4.
First Flasher introduced
First Flasher production programmer for M16C introduced.
2002
VNC server remote control for emWin introduced
Introduced VNC server remote control for emWin graphical user interface.
New company headquarters in Hilden
SEGGER Microcontroller headquarters moved to a bigger office in Hilden, Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 5.
US office near Boston
SEGGER Microcontroller opens US office near Boston.
2005
J-Link Flash Breakpoints introduced
J-Link feature breakpoints in flash memory (Flash Breakpoints) introduced.
2007
ISO 9001 certification
SEGGER Microcontroller is granted ISO 9001 certification.
2009
Managing director appointed
Ivo Geilenbruegge appointed managing director.
Flasher STM8 introduced
Production programmer for ST STM8 microcontroller series Flasher STM8 introduced.
Renesas RX support added
Renesas RX support added for the complete SEGGER portfolio.
NXP offers free of charge version of emWin
NXP supports their customers with a free of charge version of emWin.
J-Link remote debugging introduced
Remote debugging feature for J-Link using a tunnel server introduced.
2014
J-Link RTT introduced
J-Link RTT (Real-Time Transfer) for improved debug and verification introduced.
SEGGER joined RISC-V Foundation
SEGGER joined RISC-V Foundation.
SEGGER supports RISC-V
RISC-V: Complete SEGGER portfolio (Debug Probes, Software Tools, Production Tools, Embedded Software) supports RISC-V.
embOS certifications
embOS received TÜV-Süd certificate for IEC 61508 SIL3, IEC 62304 class C, and ISO 26262.
2018
Office in Milpitas, Silicon Valley
SEGGER Microcontroller opened office in Milpitas, Silicon Valley.
SEGGER begins work on the new headquarters
SEGGER breaks ground on new corporate headquarters.
SEGGER moved to Monheim am Rhein
SEGGER Microcontroller headquarters moved to Monheim am Rhein.
2019
emCompress-ToGo introduced
emCompress-ToGo the first compression algorithm for resource-constrained microcontroller based systems introduced.
2020
AppWizard introduced
AppWizard for creating complete and ready-to-run emWin applications introduced.
2021
Flasher Compact introduced
Credit-card-sized almost-anything progammer Flasher Compact introduced.
Linux Studio introduced
SEGGER's top-rated development environment introduced for Linux developers as Linux Studio.
J-Link Device Support Kit introduced
J-Link Device Support Kit to add support for new devices to J-Link debug probes and Flasher programmers introduced
emFile BigFAT introduced
Backward-compatible FAT extension emFile BigFAT for unlimited file size introduced.
SEGGER Educational Partnership Program (SEPP)
SEGGER starts Educational Partnership Program to connect students and teachers with SEGGER
emVNC over USB introduced
Virtual Network Computing for embedded systems directly using USB without IP stack introduced
Power-saving J-Link modes introduced
SEGGER has further reduced the power consumption of its J-Link line of debug probes, introducing Standby and Eco modes.
2023
Heap monitoring for SystemView introduced
SystemView can now monitor how applications use dynamic storage.
J-Link Test Farm Power Adapter introduced
Test Farm Power Adapter to easily build energy-efficient, large-scale test farms in combination with J-Link PRO introduced.
Flasher DSK introduced
The Flasher DSK makes it easy to add new or custom devices to the list of supported devices of the Flasher product family.
J-Link PRO PoE introduced
J-Link PRO PoE with Power-over-Ethernet capability, the ideal programming and debugging probe for creating test farms, introduced.
Target Encrypted Link Package (TELP) for Flasher Secure introduced
Target Encrypted Link Package (TELP) to ensure the protection of intellectual property from end to end introduced.
Support for debugging in Visual Studio Code introduced
SEGGER announces its official support for debugging embedded systems in Visual Studio Code (VS Code) with all members of the J-Link family.
SEGGER begins work on second company building
SEGGER breaks ground on second company building.
J-Trace PRO introduced
J-Trace PRO, the "all-in-one" probe for any popular CPU core and Arm- and RISC-V-based architectures, introduced.
Embedded software library emUSB-C PD introduced
Embedded software library emUSB-C PD for managing the power delivery (PD) protocol introduced.
2024
Flasher Hub-4 introduced
Flasher Hub-4 for compact high-volume production programming introduced.
Joint Managing Director appointed
SEGGER appoints Hendrik Sawukajtis as joint Managing Director alongside Managing Director Ivo Geilenbrügge.