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Edge AI

When Correct Outputs Aren't Enough: Testing Edge AI for Hidden Timing Failures on Shared Silicon

Akul Swami

June 1, 2026

Edge AI systems on shared-silicon platforms can produce stable, accurate outputs while violating real-time deadlines under realistic deployment contention, a failure mode that accuracy-based validation cannot detect. This article presents a same-hardware controlled experiment on an NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super demonstrating the gap, and proposes a joint verification condition combining an output-stability metric with a tail-latency bound that engineers can apply to their own systems.

Industrial

Application Highlight: ADLINK Robotics and Automation

Ken Briodagh

June 1, 2026

Robotics are important in every industry, from healthcare and manufacturing, where they’ve been aiding human workers for many years, to cutting-edge automation solutions in warehousing, transportation, and other areas.

AI & Machine Learning

Product of the Week: BootLoop Test, AI-Powered Hardware-in-the-Loop

Tiera Oliver

June 1, 2026

As embedded systems continue to grow in complexity and connectivity, and become more software-defined, firmware development, testing, and debugging are increasingly crucial processes for modern hardware teams trying to get products to market faster.

But automating and accelerating these processes just got a whole lot easier with AI.

Storage

The Road to COMPUTEX 2026: BIWIN to Showcase High-Performance Enterprise SSDs

Chad Cox

May 31, 2026

BIWIN is attending COMPUTEX 2026 where it will showcase its innovative enterprise SSDs at Hall 2, Booth 4F, R0102. The company will showcase its SP50Y/51Y and SS821 solutions.

AI & Machine Learning

Computer Vision in Smart Manufacturing: Defect Detection and Predictive Maintenance

Chad Cox

May 27, 2026

In 1943, at the University of Chicago, Warren McCulloch and Walter Pitts published A Logical Calculus of the Ideas Imminent in Nervous Activity, leading to the foundational work on neural network concepts and modern-day artificial intelligence (AI). Now that AI is moving more to the edge, computer vision is becoming a critical tool. Computer vision systems use machine learning and deep learning to visualize and analyze data for defect detection and predictive maintenance in smart manufacturing

Software & OS

Developing Formally Proven Code with AI

Quentin Ochem

May 26, 2026

Developing formally proven code is challenging. It is also extraordinarily valuable: it produces software with a level of robustness that is otherwise unreachable, and you can have very high confidence that your code will not fail over time. But there is no way around it: it’s hard work.

Analog & Power

The Road to COMPUTEX 2026: Seasonic to Unveil PRIME ENTERPRISE AI Power Platform

Chad Cox

May 26, 2026

Visitors to COMPUTEX 2026 (Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center) will want to visit Booth R1014, Hall 2, 4F where Seasonic is set to introduce its new flagship power platform for AI, PRIME ENTERPRISE. Attendees will also witness Seasonic’s innovative ultra-efficient power development inspired by emerging 80 PLUS Ruby standards and the latest evolution of OptiGuard intelligent protection technology.

Security

Securing the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT): Why Medical-grade OTA Updates are Essential

Eystein Stenberg

May 20, 2026

The Internet of Medical Things (IoMT) is a connected infrastructure of medical devices, applications, health systems, and services. Its global market size, valued at $47.32 billion in 2023, is projected to reach $814.28 billion by 2032, reflecting an impressive annual growth rate of 38.5%.

HPC/Datacenters

Preserve Data Center Power with 3 nm PCIe 6.0 Switches

Tam Do

May 19, 2026

Data centers are being constructed more rapidly as the trend of increasing data generation continues, and data must be stored and transferred. Increased use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are among the many applications boosting their reliance on data access.

Security

What Triggers Work in Firmware? Uncovering Event-Driven Execution in EDK2

Swastik Ghosh

May 18, 2026

Many people think firmware runs in a simple, step-by-step way. Drivers seem to load one after another, and the execution log shows a smooth boot process. Traditional debugging tools also suggest everything happens in order. However, this view is not always correct.

AI & Machine Learning

NI Connect 2026: The New Era of Test

Tiera Oliver

May 15, 2026

This year at the annual NI Connect event in Fort Worth, Texas, NI, now part of Emerson, celebrated its legacy with the company’s 50th anniversary and the 40th anniversary of LabVIEW, the graphical programming environment designed to help engineers accelerate test systems.

Software & OS

Tool integration provides AI with the guardrails needed for embedded code generation

Ricardo Camacho , Igor Krilenko

May 14, 2026

Embedded software development faces many challenges. Teams are under pressure to build increasingly sophisticated systems in less time. Many of them involve more complex and less predictable behaviors thanks to the inclusion of features that harness machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI). But, unlike counterparts in enterprise software development, embedded systems need to meet stringent safety, security, and reliability requirements.

Debug & Test

Using Safety Application Notes to Aid Safety Designs—Part 3: Improving Functional Safety Performance

Bryan Angelo Borres

May 11, 2026

After doing a first iteration of the failure modes, effects, and diagnostics analysis (FMEDA) on a safety function’s circuit, there can only be two outcomes. The first is that the system integrity level (SIL) requirements are achieved, and the second is a failure to meet the requirements.

AI & Machine Learning

Ayar Labs Joins NVIDIA NVLink Fusion Ecosystem

Chad Cox

June 5, 2026

Ayar Labs is joining the NVIDIA NVLink Fusion ecosystem by making its solutions optically and electrically compatible with NVIDIA optical and SerDes technologies enabling hyperscalers and system designers to build optically connected AI infrastructure around NVIDIA’s NVLink Fusion platform and partner ecosystem.

Industrial

XELA Robotics to Showcase Advanced uSkin Tactile Sensors at Automate 2026

Chad Cox

June 5, 2026

XELA Robotics is planning to introduce a variety of innovative tactile sensor enhancements at Automate 2026 (Humanoid Robot Pavilion, Booth 1888) to deliver a unique human sense of touch. The booth will demonstrate the company’s hardware agnostic uSkin tactile sensor family that has been expanded with abilities that make a more precise and flexible robotic hand.