## OpenThread released by Google

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[![Thread Certified](https://openthread.io/static/images/ot-thread-certified.png)](https://www.threadgroup.org/What-is-Thread#certifiedproducts)

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OpenThread released by Google has been certified as a Thread Certified Component
on the following platforms:

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- [Cascoda CA-8211](https://openthread.io/vendors/cascoda#ca-8211)
- [Espressif ESP32-H2](https://openthread.io/vendors/espressif#esp32h2)
- [Nordic Semiconductor nRF52833](https://openthread.io/vendors/nordic-semiconductor#nrf52833)
- [Nordic Semiconductor nRF52840](https://openthread.io/vendors/nordic-semiconductor#nrf52840)
- [Nordic Semiconductor nRF5340](https://openthread.io/vendors/nordic-semiconductor#nrf5340)
- [Nordic Semiconductor nRF54L15](https://openthread.io/vendors/nordic-semiconductor#nrf54l15)
- [NXP JN5189/88](https://openthread.io/vendors/nxp#jn518988)
- [NXP K32W061/41](https://openthread.io/vendors/nxp#k32w06141)
- [Qorvo QPG6105](https://openthread.io/vendors/qorvo#qpg6105)
- [Qorvo GP712](https://openthread.io/vendors/qorvo#gp712)
- [Silicon Labs EFR32MG12](https://openthread.io/vendors/silicon-labs#efr32mg12)
- [Silicon Labs EFR32MG13](https://openthread.io/vendors/silicon-labs#efr32mg13)
- [Silicon Labs EFR32MG21](https://openthread.io/vendors/silicon-labs#efr32mg21)
- [STMicroelectronics STM32WB](https://openthread.io/vendors/stmicroelectronics#stm32wb)
- [Texas Instruments CC2340R5 / CC2340R53](https://openthread.io/vendors/texas-instruments#cc2340r5)
- [Texas Instruments CC2745R10-Q1 / CC2755R10 / CC2755P10](https://openthread.io/vendors/texas-instruments#cc27xx)
- [Texas Instruments CC2652](https://openthread.io/vendors/texas-instruments#cc2652)

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OpenThread's Thread Reference releases are available on GitHub, some of which
are included with the [GRL Thread Test
Harness](http://graniteriverlabs.com/thread/).

[OT Thread Certificate](https://openthread.io/static/certification/11A001_2017_02_09.pdf) [OT Thread Reference Releases](https://github.com/openthread/openthread/releases)

API documentation is available for the following Reference releases:

[2017-07-16 C API Reference](https://openthread.io/releases/thread-reference-20170716) [2018-06-19 C API Reference](https://openthread.io/releases/thread-reference-20180619) [2019-11-13 C API Reference](https://openthread.io/releases/thread-reference-20191113)

## OpenThread Border Router

[![Thread Certified](https://openthread.io/static/images/ot-thread-certified.png)](https://www.threadgroup.org/What-is-Thread#certifiedproducts)

OpenThread Border Router (OTBR) has been certified as a Thread Certified Component on the
[Raspberry Pi 3B](https://openthread.io/guides/border-router/raspberry-pi-3b) with a
[Nordic Semiconductor nRF52840](https://openthread.io/platforms/nrf52840) NCP.

OTBR was certified using the following releases and commits:

| Repository | Release / Commit |
|---|---|
| OpenThread | [`thread-reference-20180926`](https://github.com/openthread/openthread/releases/tag/thread-reference-20180926) |
| wpantund | [commit `8c189c6`](https://github.com/openthread/wpantund/commit/8c189c69b4431c6dd3413fcd423ffe0b4c67960c) |
| OpenThread Border Router | [`thread-br-certified-20180819`](https://github.com/openthread/ot-br-posix/releases/tag/thread-br-certified-20180819) |

[OTBR Thread Certificate](https://openthread.io/static/certification/11A023_2018_10_31.pdf) [OTBR Thread Certification Release](https://github.com/openthread/ot-br-posix/releases)

To use the complete certification environment for OTBR, specify the`wpantund`
commit as part of the [OTBR setup
process](https://openthread.io/guides/border-router/build#set-up-the-border-router):

    WPANTUND_COMMIT=8c189c6 ./script/setup

## Certify with OpenThread

Other platforms running OpenThread, including NCP designs, can be certified as
Thread Certified Components. OpenThread can also be used for a product
certification, which carries the "Built on Thread" badge.

For more information about the difference between Thread and OpenThread as it
relates to certification, see the [Thread Group FAQ](http://threadgroup.org/About#faq).

> [!NOTE]
> **Note:** To certify, you must have [Implementer, Contributor, or Sponsor
> Membership](http://threadgroup.org/thread-group#Membershipbenefits) in the Thread Group.

### Why certify?

Certification indicates to customers that your product is fully Thread
compliant, and that it works with other Thread products. Product certification
is required to ship a product based on OpenThread, and to claim that a product
supports Thread.

Certifying a product running OpenThread provides an added benefit, given
that OpenThread itself is a Thread Certified Component. Certification time and
costs are generally reduced, as the Thread Group's test houses are already
familiar with OpenThread as a reference stack.

### Testing

Certification testing is done with the
[GRL Thread Test Harness](http://graniteriverlabs.com/thread/), available for
download to Thread member companies. To increase the likelihood of a successful
Thread certification using OpenThread, we recommend running and passing all
certification tests in a local setup prior to submission to the Thread Group.