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Optimizing EVs with SiC and GaN Semiconductors

Embedded Computing Design Staff

November 6, 2024

Electric vehicles (EVs) contribute to a greener, more sustainable future by eliminating NOx, CO2, and particulate matter (PM) emissions. To further optimize energy efficiency, performance, and range, many EV manufacturers adopt a holistic design approach, incorporating Wide Bandgap (WBG) semiconductors and focusing on the seamless integration and interoperability of key vehicle systems.

Open Source

The Road to electronica: Infineon Giving Away its PSOC 6 AI Kit

Embedded Computing Design Staff

November 6, 2024

Get Ready to unleash AI Innovation at Hall C3, Booth 502 with Infineon at electronica. They have the stuff. Hear from the company on what they will have for you including freebies that pull their weight.

Storage

The Road to electronica: Apacer has the Next-Generation of Industrial Storage

Chad Cox

November 6, 2024

Apacer will be presenting its next-generation industrial storage solutions at electronica 2024. While visiting Hall B4, Booth 419 attendees will be invited to learn more about the PV180-μSSD delivering NAND based storage solutions combined with an ultra-fast PCIe Gen4 x4 interface in an embedded BGA form factor the size of an IC chip.

AI & Machine Learning

Revolutionizing Vision AI Applications with FPGA Technology

Embedded Computing Design Staff

November 6, 2024

As a key player in the FPGA landscape, Enclustra is actively driving innovation in Vision AI applications. Embedded vision AI applications are revolutionizing industries by enabling highly complex real-time video stream processing and decision-making at the edge. These applications range from autonomous driving to smart manufacturing, where rapid analysis of visual data is critical. They demand real-time processing, low latency, and low power consumption to effectively analyze and interpret visual data.

AI & Machine Learning

New Inference Framework Speeds up LLMs Without Raising Costs

Eleanor Hecks

November 6, 2024

Large language models (LLMs) are some of today’s most impactful technologies. They’re what make advanced chatbots and generative AI possible, but as their functionality grows, so too do their costs and complexity. A new framework from Stanford researchers could change that.

Analog & Power

Analog Devices MAX Line Protects Embedded Compute from Power Surges

Embedded Computing Design Staff

November 5, 2024

In the world of Embedded Computing, power management is one of the key pillars to any system’s design. Keeping power use optimized and efficient is important, of course, but also, managing the risks of power surges.

Software & OS

Back to Basics: Software Obsolescence

David Sandy

November 5, 2024

In our last article in this series, we focused on how our hardware becomes obsolete, both intentionally and by nature of industry expansion. To round out our obsolescence trilogy, we’re going to shift focus to the software side of things.

IoT

Application Highlight: ADLINK AXE-7400SR Drives Advanced AI Edge Solutions

Ken Briodagh

November 4, 2024

AI applications for computing at the Edge are at the peak of excitement and interest across every vertical, and enterprises from the industrial to the consumer are looking for ways to incorporate the power of AI.

Analog & Power

Your Senses Deserve More: Safer Driving with High-Definition Haptics

Peter Hall , Jorge Reynaga , Miguel Sanchez

November 4, 2024

Since the introduction of large-screen center console displays in the Tesla Model S back in 2012, traditional mechanical vehicle controls and switches have increasingly been sacrificed in favor of integrated touch-screen user interfaces.

Uncategorized

electronica 2024: Best-in-Show Nominees

Embedded Computing Design Staff

November 4, 2024

The Embedded Computing Design editorial staff is pleased to present this year’s electronica Best-in-Show nominees in the following categories:

Processing

The Million-Dollar Question for Computer-on-Modules (COMs)

Ansgar Hein

November 1, 2024

Is it cost-effective to deploy Computer-on-Modules (COMs) in products that are manufactured in million-unit quantities? Many would instinctively respond with a resounding "No," citing the prohibitive costs.

Automotive

New UDS Authentication: Enhanced Security, Familiar Challenges

Amit Geynis

November 1, 2024

In the fast-paced world of automotive technology, securing communication between electronic control units (ECUs) and diagnostic tools is no longer nice to have, it's urgent. The Unified Diagnostic Services (UDS) protocol, the industry standard for vehicle diagnostics, has taken a critical step forward with the introduction of the Authentication Service (0x29) in its 2020 update.

Industrial

Attend The IIoT Forum at electronica and Enter to Win a Raspberry Pi Pico 2

Embedded Computing Design Staff

November 1, 2024

Electronica will take place November 12 to 15 in Munich, Germany, and one of the highlights will be The IIoT Forum, which will be held at the Visionary Stage (B4:131) November 12 and 13.

Storage

Greenliant will Exhibit its Innovative SSDs at electronica 2024

Chad Cox

November 6, 2024

Visitors to electronica can visit Macnica ATD Europe’s booth C4-359, where Greenliant will exhibit its innovative EX Series NVMe ArmourDrive M.2 2242 / 2280 and NANDrive ball grid array (BGA) solid state drives (SSDs). They support mission critical applications where harsh environments are a factor. Operating temperatures range between -40 to +95 degrees Celsius.

AI & Machine Learning

AAEON Delivers AI to Smart Retail Applications

Chad Cox

November 6, 2024

AAEON Technology Inc. released the BOXER-8642AI, a fanless embedded AI computer featuring eight independent 10Gbps USB ports, leveraging a 32GB or 64GB NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin module. It supports multiple Intel RealSense D405 3D cameras for high and wide bandwidth image processing for smart retail market applications such as AI-assisted self-checkout kiosks. Power input range is 12V to 24V with -25°C and 55°C operational temperature.