 Welcome to Electronica 2016 and time to focus on the STM32 Open Development Environment that's had such an impact on the developer community. Alessandro Maliburti is with me. Let's talk a little bit about how you help developers turn ideas into actual products. In the last year we have done some evolution of our STM32 development environment. We have now created an ecosystem that allow developers not only to develop a prototype to test an idea, but also to create a product that can be used for field tests and in some cases even small production in a very economical way. So talk me through the creative process. When a developer want to create an application, for example a IoT application, he can select one nuclear board and then that contain one of our STM32 microcontroller. Then he select one expansion board or more than one expansion board that we call XNUCLEO to add functionality like the connectivity of the sensor. He can assemble this board by stacking one on top of the other and then he can download all the software that allow the developer to run this application. On top of the basic software STM32 has developed a specific software called Function Packs that include multiple functions in a single package and in the example of the IoT you can connect directly to service provider like IBM or Microsoft and the developer can now basically focus on this application and use this set of board and this software to connect directly to the cloud. But isn't there obviously a size problem and these development boards won't fit into commercial products? You're right. If you look at this kind of board set it's difficult to fit them in a real product. So what we have done is we have worked with the third party and we have mostly developed some boards that basically contain everything you see here in this little board. So it's very simple to understand. Everything you have here is here. So all the software that you have developed using the STM32 development environment is now completely usable using this board that can be used now in a real final product. So where do we go from here? In STM32 we have developed a lot of new components and new solutions like this. We think that we have all the components that make applications for smart things, smart vows, smart industry and we have a new development that will come soon. So I think that in the next time we will meet you will see additional new things that we will be ready for the developer to successfully create their applications. I suspect that will be embedded world next year. Most likely it will be there. So see you in some months in Nuremberg. Thanks Alessandro, thank you.