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Embedded Hypervisor Market: Driving Innovation and Security Across Industries

Pragati Pathrotkar

February 10, 2025

As per the latest research report by TMR, the global embedded hypervisor market is poised for significant growth, driven by the increasing adoption of cloud technologies, advancements in artificial intelligence, and the growing demand for enhanced data security.

Debug & Test

The Road to embedded world: 4tlas to Present its Fuze Collection

Chad Cox

February 10, 2025

4tlas will present its Fuze collection of purpose-built tools during embedded world 2025. The tools integrate into existing workflows delivering automation, speed, and order. By automating builds, traceability, and HiL testing workflows, Fuze reduces ineffectiveness, enabling a strong focus on building next generation devices. The Fuze collection consists of Fuze Build, Fuze Deliver, and Fuze Test.

Debug & Test

The Road to embedded world: SEGGER Brings Five Key Areas for Efficiency and Reliability

Chad Cox

February 10, 2025

During embedded world 2025, SEGGER will showcase its portfolio with an exhibition of its five key areas of Create, Build, Debug, Verify, and Program. Visitors to booth 4-367 will explore how SEGGER tools enhance project efficiency and reliability.

IoT

IoT in Manufacturing: Use Cases, Benefits, and Challenges

Pritesh Patel

February 10, 2025

The Internet of Things (IoT), previously thought to be a futuristic idea, has evolved into a vital component of contemporary industry. IoT has redefined manufacturers' approaches to production and administration, promoting smarter and more efficient operations.

Processing

Mouser Product of the Week: NXP Semiconductors’ S32M276SFFRD Reference Design Board

Embedded Computing Design Staff

February 10, 2025

Engineers in automotive and industrial industries need flexibility, reliability, and simplified solutions to help them prototype and develop with ease. Whether that be flexibility between basic and highly complex systems, consistent reliability in these safety-critical systems, or simplified hardware and software integration, all are important to achieving success from conception to production.

Storage

Beyond the Hype: Efficient Data Storage at Scale

Brad Warbiany

February 5, 2025

From the proliferation of connected devices to the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), the amount of data being created is staggering. As this data grows, so does the need for scalable and economical storage solutions that minimize total cost of ownership (TCO) for data center leaders around the world.

Analog & Power

Tria Releases MSC C6-MB-EV Carrier Board for COM Express

Ken Briodagh

February 4, 2025

Tria has released a new carrier board for prototyping and development on the COM Express standard.

Open Source

What is the Matter Protocol? And Why Does It… Matter?

Jeremy S. Cook

February 4, 2025

In this article I’ll discuss what the Matter protocol is and how you can put it to use for easy home automation setup. With the new Arduino Nano Matter, you can even make your own custom devices using this protocol!

Automotive

New Camera Security Framework Addresses Security Requirements for Automotive and Other Embedded Applications

Philip Hawkes , Rick Wietfeldt

February 4, 2025

Advancements in image sensor technology are enabling a host of new applications, leveraging more advanced image sensing capabilities, in smaller form factors, with lower power consumption and lower cost. Examples include cars using cameras, radars, and lidars to become more autonomous; autonomous drones performing aerial reconnaissance with beyond-line-of-sight operation; industrial robots using high-resolution image processing to perform real-time quality control; and advanced endoscopic medical imaging resulting in faster diagnosis and treatment.

Consumer

Overcome smart door lock design challenges using the latest Wi-Fi Standards

Declan Starr

February 4, 2025

Combat end user frustration with lower power devices and more reliable Wi-Fi signals

Tech News Roundup

CES 2025: Embedded Editor Roundup Report

Ken Briodagh

February 3, 2025

It’s only about a month out from CES and we’re already seeing the impacts of some of the news that was dropped in Las Vegas at the biggest show in consumer electronics.

Consumer

Read Your Brainwaves. For Real

Rich Nass

February 3, 2025

A few weeks ago, at CES, I encountered a technology that seemed too science fiction to actually work. In its simplest form, you wear a headband that contains a few sensors, and those sensors read your brain waves. That’s not really possible, or is it? Being the skeptic that I am, I told the spokespeople that I doubted their technology could work, and I moved on.

Healthcare

Optimizing Connectivity for Smart Medical Tools

Ohad Peled

February 3, 2025

The global home medical equipment market is experiencing explosive growth. Smart devices are being used to monitor and treat patients suffering from diabetes, cardiac disorders, and other medical conditions without exposing those patients to the risk of hospital-acquired infections. Numerous organizations, including the World Health Organization and the National Council of Aging, promote self-health management to improve patients' outcomes.

Industrial

Secure Your Platform for the Cyber Resilience Act

Star Lab

February 10, 2025

The European Union's (EU) adoption of the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) on October 10, 2024, initiated a 36-month timeline for full compliance.

Analog & Power

nVent SCHROFF Launches Positive Retraction Card-Lok for Reliable PCB Removal in Rugged Environments

Tiera Oliver

February 10, 2025

nVent Electric plc announced the release of the Positive Retraction Card-Lok, designed to meet the need for the reliable removal of printed circuit boards (PCBs) in rugged environments.