The History of SEGGER Microcontroller
Our most important events shown in a timeline

1997
Company headquarters in Hilden
SEGGER Microcontroller moved to Hilden, Kleinhülsen 4.
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.
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.

Flasher STM8 introduced
Production programmer for ST STM8 microcontroller series Flasher STM8 introduced.

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 and IEC 62304 class C.
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.