The ARM Cortex-M162+ MCU is a microcontroller unit (MCU) based on the ARM Cortex-M1 architecture, developed by ARM Holdings, a semiconductor and software design company headquartered in the United Kingdom. ARM Holdings, now part of the SoftBank Group, licenses its processor designs to various manufacturers for use in embedded systems. The Cortex-M162+ MCU is designed for industrial applications, including automation, robotics, and IoT devices, offering low power consumption, high performance, and real-time processing capabilities. These MCUs are commonly used in sectors such as manufacturing, automotive, and consumer electronics, where reliable and efficient embedded control is required.