1992
Foundation SEGGER
SEGGER founded as a company by Rolf Segger.
embOS introduced
Real-time operating system embOS introduced.
1997
Company headquarters in Hilden
SEGGER Microcontroller moved to Hilden, Kleinhülsen 4.
1998
emWin introduced
Graphical user interface library emWin introduced.
emLoad introduced
emLoad second level bootloader for firmware updates introduced.
1999
First Flasher introduced
First Flasher production programmer for M16C introduced.
2002
emFile introduced
Fail-safe flash file system emFile introduced.
2003
VNC server remote control for emWin introduced
Introduced VNC server remote control for emWin graphical user interface.
2004
First J-Link introduced
First J-Link debug probe introduced.
New company headquarters in Hilden
SEGGER Microcontroller headquarters moved to a bigger office in Hilden, Heinrich-Hertz-Str. 5.
2005
J-Link breakpoints introduced
J-Link feature breakpoints in flash memory (Flash Breakpoints) introduced.
US office near Boston
SEGGER Microcontroller opens US office near Boston.
2006
First J-Trace introduced
First J-Trace trace probe for ARM introduced.
embos/IP introduced
Networking stack (TCP/IP, UDP) emNet introduced with the name embOS/IP.
2007
ISO 9001 certification
SEGGER Microcontroller is granted ISO 9001 certification.
2008
J-Link PRO introduced
Ethernet enabled debug probe J-Link PRO introduced.
2009
Managing director appointed
Ivo Geilenbruegge appointed managing director.
emUSB-Host introduced
USB Host stack emUSB-Host introduced.
Flasher STM8 introduced
Production programmer for ST STM8 microcontroller series Flasher STM8 introduced.
2010
J-Link EDU introduced
Debug probe for educational and non-commercial use J-Link EDU introduced.
Renesas RX support added
Renesas RX support added for the complete SEGGER portfolio.
2011
NXP offers free of charge version of emWin
NXP supports their customers with a free of charge version of emWin.
Flasher ARM introduced
Flasher ARM production programmer introduced.
2012
emFile encryption introduced
Encryption for files and file system emFile introduced.
J-Link remote debugging introduced
Remote debugging feature for J-Link using a tunnel server introduced.
2013
emLib AES introduced
SEGGER encryption library emLib AES was introduced.
Flasher Portable introduced
Portable service flash programmer Flasher Portable was introduced.
2014
J-Link RTT introduced
J-Link RTT (Real-Time Transfer) for improved debug and verification introduced.
Ozone introduced
The J-Link debugger Ozone was introduced.
emSecure introduced
Digital signature and authentication software emSecure introduced.
2015
emSSL introduced
TLS package emSSL introduced.
Renesas awarded SEGGER
Renesas awarded SEGGER with global platinum partner status.
emCompress introduced
Decompression system for microcontroller-based systems emCompress introduced.
SystemView introduced
Free event tracing tool SystemView introduced.
2016
Embedded Studio PRO introduced
Complete development package Embedded Studio PRO introduced.
J-Trace PRO introduced
First SEGGER streaming trace probe J-Trace PRO introduced.
emSSH introduced
Secure shell emSSH introduced.
2017
Flasher Secure introduced
Secure off-site production programmer Flasher Secure introduced.
emCrypt introduced
Complete cryptography package for embedded systems emCrypt introduced.
IP-over-USB introduced
New IP-over-USB solution introduced.
Flasher ATE introduced
Gang programmer Flasher ATE introduced.
SEGGER supports Risc-V
RISC-V: Complete SEGGER portfolio (Debug Probes, Software Tools, Production Tools, Embedded Software) supports RISC-V.
Office in Milpitas, Silicon Valley
SEGGER Microcontroller opened office in Milpitas, Silicon Valley.
2018
embOS certifications
embOS received TÜV-Süd certificate for IEC 61508 SIL3 and IEC 62304 class C.
SEGGER begins work on the new headquarters
SEGGER breaks ground on new corporate headquarters.
SEGGER Linker introduced
New SEGGER Linker was introduced to the market.
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.
