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Automotive

The Future of In-Vehicle Infotainment with Emerging Technologies

Ranganathan Sk

March 31, 2025

In-vehicle infotainment (IVI) is now more than just music and navigation—it’s an intelligent driving companion. The inclusion of AI-driven systems, AR/VR, and 5G enhances connectivity and decision-making and elevates the experience, making driving safer and more interactive.

Industrial

Longsys: Advancing High-reliability Storage to Power the Intelligent Era

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 31, 2025

At the global industry show embedded world 2025 in Nuremburg, Germany earlier this month, there was lots of talk about how important memory has become to embedded systems. The drive toward implementing technological trends like AI and neural network computing is driving the necessity for reliable and robust memory and storage solutions.

Analog & Power

Samtec Halo Optical Transceivers to Pave Way for High Performance

Ken Briodagh

March 26, 2025

Embedded systems are becoming ever thirstier for performance, and this is true in every segment of the industry from the far edge to the enterprise and the data center, and all the way up to the cloud.

Storage

Memory-Retaining Transistors Mark a Leap Forward in Electronics Design

Eleanor Hecks

March 24, 2025

Transistors are the lifeblood of modern technology, fueling data transmission and storage worldwide. Experts have continuously refined these mechanisms, and they are essential components in various industries, including aerospace, defense and transportation.

Recent studies demonstrate how engineers might be entering a new age of transistors with memory-retention capabilities.

AI & Machine Learning

Mastering FPGA Optimization: High-Speed Data Movement & AI Acceleration on AMD Versal SoCs

Scott Turnbull

March 20, 2025

To implement adaptive systems with stringent throughput and latency requirements, engineers have access to AMD Versal Adaptive SoCs. Versal provides programmable logic with DSP slices, various hard processing elements, AI engines and a network-on-chip to move data fast and efficiently.

Security

The Growing Importance of Continuous Observability in the Age of Cyber Resilience

Andreas Lifvendahl

March 20, 2025

As embedded systems become more connected and complex, ensuring their security and reliability is no longer optional – it’s a regulatory necessity. The European Union’s Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is a clear signal that manufacturers must take proactive measures to secure their products, not just during development but throughout their operational lifespan. One crucial aspect of this is real-time monitoring of devices in all phases of the product lifecycle – what we at Percepio call Continuous Observability.

Uncategorized

NVIDIA GTC 2025: Best-in-Show Winners

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 19, 2025

All entries are judged using a 15-point rubric, that assesses design excellence, relative performance, and market impact/disruption. Judging is managed by the ECD Content Team.

Automotive

Cybersecurity in the Fast Lane: Securing the Next Generation of Connected Vehicles

Francesco Fiaschi

March 18, 2025

How evolving regulations and emerging technologies are shaping the next generation of secure mobility.

Networking & 5G

Bluetooth: New Specifications and New Capabilities

Alejandro Escobar , Jake Harnack

March 18, 2025

Bluetooth: Past and Present

The Bluetooth name, logo, and core capabilities have been around for decades, becoming almost ubiquitous in the world of wireless communication. Even among the non-tech-savvy, Bluetooth permeates life in the modern world. From cell phones to smart watches, tablets, laptops, headphones, and everything in between, the past and current iterations of Bluetooth are unavoidable

Security

embedded world Product Showcase: Tropic Square’s TROPIC01 Hardware Security Element

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 17, 2025

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, security is paramount. With countless new devices being connected to networks every second, it’s important to ensure these systems meet the critical and modern demands of transparency and trust.

Software & OS

Guidelines for Reliable RTOS Usage

Ralph Moore

March 13, 2025

There is a great deal of information about how to write reliable code, but very little about how to pick a reliable RTOS and how to use it reliably. An erroneous concept has flourished for decades that “since all RTOSs are equivalent”, the simplest one will do. Whereas this might be an acceptable idea when the alternative is bare metal, it is not acceptable for the complex embedded and IoT systems that are being developed today.

IoT

The Road to NVIDIA GTC: Vecow Presents Latest Jetson-Powered Solutions for Diverse Applications

Embedded Computing Design Staff

March 11, 2025

During NVIDIA GTC 2025 from March 17-21, Vecow will exhibit its latest NVIDIA Jetson powered rugged Edge AI computing platforms and solution services for AI Robot, smart agriculture, public safety and industrial applications at Booth 237.

IoT

The Road to NVIDIA GTC: Connect Tech’s Gen AI & Robotics Innovations

Chad Cox

March 11, 2025

Connect Tech, an NVIDIA Elite Partner, will attend NVIDIA GTC, where at Booth 245, its experts will be available to showcase demonstrations that highlight Gen AI at the Edge. Demos will include the integration of generative AI models and RAG techniques on Anvil for NVIDIA Jetson AGX Orin, demonstrating how Agentic AI applications can help solve real-world smart city problems, and another that highlights the ROS2 and NVIDIA Isaac ROS optimization services for high-performance robotics development.

Industrial

AAEON’s UP 710S Edge is a High-Performance Mini PC with Versatile I/O

Chad Cox

April 2, 2025

AAEON's UP brand introduced its smallest Intel Processor N-powered Mini PC with Wi-Fi support, the UP 710S Edge, measuring 92mm x 77mm x 38mm. The UP 710S Edge is designed as an industrial automation upgrade platform available in models with the full Intel Processor N series family (formerly Alder Lake-N) and introducing an 8-bit GPIO with optional SPI, I2C, and PWM.