Working Together, Facer and MicroEJ Will Provide RTOS Smartwatches with Over 500,000 Watch Faces

The world's largest watch face platform, Facer, and the leading provider of IoT device app containers today announced their partnership to bring Facer's vast collection of over 500,000 watch faces—which features images of famous brands like Barbie, Hot Wheels, Atari, US Air Force, Street Fighter, Frida Kahlo, and independent designers—to RTOS watches. By giving RTOS watches access to Facer's vibrant ecosystem and providing customers with countless customization options to personalize their smartwatches to suit their tastes and requirements, this exclusive partnership seeks to improve RTOS watches.

Significant progress has been made in the wearable technology sector with the addition of MICROEJ VEE to Facer's list of compatible operating systems, which also includes Samsung Tizen, Apple watchOS, and Google WearOS. Through this partnership, the largest collection of watch faces becomes available for use on all smartwatches, including those running RTOS, providing owners with a top-tier smartwatch experience.

Using low-power processors, MICROEJ VEE effectively converts RTOS watches into software-defined smartwatches. It matches the power of competitors with higher-end operating systems, supports app-oriented design, has quick and attractive user interfaces, and doubles battery life despite its small size.

Ariel Vardi, CEO of Facer, stated, "Our mission at Facer has always been to be on as many wrists as possible. We are excited to make our platform accessible to millions of RTOS-based smartwatches thanks to MICROEJ VEE." "This significant achievement will provide designers a wider range of smartwatches to express their creativity, offer more value to customers looking for more customized wearable experiences, and continuously shape the wearable market with excellent products."

For makers and users of smartwatches alike, MicroEJ's dedication to providing outstanding performance and user interfaces on low-power wearables that are compatible with Android-based applications offers unrivaled value. Watch faces designed for low-power, Android-based smartwatches function flawlessly on a range of specific hardware when the appropriate level of optimization is applied.

The CEO of MicroEJ, Dr. Fred Rivard, reiterates: "Our partnership with Facer is a revolutionary turning point for the wearable industry, enabling manufacturers to provide consumers with unmatched customization." collaboration is a ground-breaking step forward for watch makers and customers alike, providing access to Facer's community and significantly increasing the allure of low-power RTOS smartwatches for millions of wearers.

With support from the Facer App, the Facer creator, and the vast majority of current and future Facer community watch faces, MicroEJ and Facer aim to make the Facer engine available to Powered by MicroEJ watches. MicroEJ and Facer will also work together to expand the watch face idea to other products that require time display, like those in the smart appliance and home markets, two more consumer markets where MicroEJ is a well-liked choice.

At CES Unveiled on January 7, 2024, and at MicroEJ's CES 2024 Booth #52739 in the Venetian Expo on January 9–12, 2024, the companies will showcase watch face applications. For a sneak peek or additional information about MicroEJ and Facer's collaboration to bring the biggest watch faces ecosystem to any smartwatch—including ones running RTOS—parties can get in touch with MicroEJ.

Concerning MicroEJ

Software for embedded and Internet of Things devices is sold by MicroEJ. primary objective is to supply secure products to device manufacturers in markets where software applications necessitate high performance, small size, energy efficiency, and economical development.

With over 250 million MICROEJ VEE products sold to date, more than 120 companies worldwide have already selected MicroEJ to design electronic product applications across a wide range of industries, including wearables, smart homes, healthcare, retail, telecommunications, smart cities, building automation, transportation, etc.