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IoT Edge Distributed Environments

Serhiy Protsenko

May 26, 2023

Industrial

Industrial Sensing a Critical Piece in Sustainable Transformations

Adithi Murphy

May 25, 2023

Storage

The Misunderstood WORM – Securing Data with the Flash Controller

Rebecca Reinkunz

May 25, 2023

Consumer

Open Circuits Book Review: Electronics Components in All Their Glory

Jeremy S. Cook

May 24, 2023

Healthcare

Qualifying Medical Lab Equipment without the Engineering Overhead

May 24, 2023

Open Source

Isn’t it About Time for a Standard RTOS API?

Bill Lamie

May 23, 2023

Open Source

COM-HPC is the new high-performance Computer-on-Module standard for modular edge server and edge client designs. The smallest size Mini is hardly larger than a credit card.

Choosing the Appropriate Computer-on-Module Standard

Christian Eder

May 22, 2023

Industrial

Vecow Q2 2023 Case Study: Last-Mile Autonomous Delivery Robots

Embedded Computing Design Staff

May 22, 2023

IoT

Best in Show Winners at Automate 2023

Rich Nass

May 22, 2023

Storage

End-Users Have No Idea How Cool the UFS 4.0 Standard Is and That’s Okay

LJ Chen , Dana Neustadter

May 19, 2023

Analog & Power

Power over Ethernet Switch Adds Network and Security Features for Outdoor Applications

Rich Nass

May 19, 2023

Debug & Test

Amplitude Modulation Basics With UNI-T UTG932E Signal Generator

Jeremy S. Cook

May 18, 2023

Analog & Power

Navitas Ups the Ante For GaN Integration

Rich Nass

May 17, 2023

Processing

SIMATIC Released a vPLC for Industrial Edge

Chad Cox

May 26, 2023

SIMATIC leveraged its SIMATIC S7-1500 V to create its mobile S7-1500 Virtual PLC (vPLC) for an entire virtual PLC independent of hardware and at the same time compatible with TIA Portal. Users can implement the solution within their already built structure to manage all applications automating protocols in a data-centric software and software environment.

Security

Axiado Leverages Deep AI for its Single-Chip TCU

Chad Cox

May 26, 2023

San Jose, California. Axiado Corporation released its AX3000 and AX2000, the first AI-based hardware security solution trusted control/compute units (TCUs) developed to mitigate ransomware attacks. The TCU seamlessly integrates “the last line of defense” within a singular SoC. By having it located in the base of the hardware stack, Axiado’s TCU can detect, intercept, and recover the system via isolating an attack from the network.