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The Road to embedded world '23: Culemborg, The Netherlands, Newland EMEA

Chad Cox

March 7, 2023

Newland EMEA is excited and gearing up for embedded world 2023 where it will be located in hall 2 booth 338 showcasing its latest products and technologies designed for integration into various applications.

Healthcare

Telemedicine Can Work If the Trust Is Present

Steve Hanna

March 22, 2023

Avalue Announces PC and Monitor Aimed at Medical/Healthcare Applications

March 21, 2023

A PCIe 4.0 Users Guide to PICMG Technology at Embedded World 2023

Jessica Isquith

March 12, 2023

The Road to embedded world '23: Taipei, Taiwan, Nextech

Chad Cox

March 8, 2023

The Road to embedded world '23: Ottawa, Ontario, Crank | AMETEK

Chad Cox

March 7, 2023

The Road to embedded world ’23: Murcia, Spain, Advanced Algorithms 4 Radar

Chad Cox

March 7, 2023

Advanced Algorithms 4 Radar will be located in hall 2 booth 521 during its stay at embedded world ’23. It will be showcasing its latest in predictive maintenance radar sensing. Discussions will be provided on the use of predictive maintenance radar sensing in Industry 4.0.

Avalue Announces ATX Server Board Based on Latest 4th Generation Intel® Xeon® SP CPU

Avalue Technology Inc.

March 6, 2023

The Road to embedded world ’23: New Taipei City, Taiwan, Avalue Technology

Chad Cox

March 3, 2023

Road to embedded world '23: Zhubei City, Taiwan, Silicon Motion

Chad Cox

February 26, 2023

Road to embedded world ’23: Greece, Think Silicon

Chad Cox

February 26, 2023

Robot and Facility Sensor Integrations Unified Under Nimbus

Chad Cox

February 22, 2023

The Road to embedded world '23: Guangdong Province, China, BIWIN

Chad Cox

February 17, 2023

Infineon Releases New PDM MEMS Microphone Solution

Chad Cox

February 13, 2023

The Road to embedded world '23: Chandler, Arizona, Everspin

Chad Cox

February 13, 2023

Why Requirements Traceability Still Matters for Today’s Embedded Systems

Mark Pitchford

February 10, 2023

As the saying goes, the cost of “failing to build the right product or to build the product right” impacts revenue and reputation. The only way to build the “right product” is to develop requirements that are both effective and traceable down to the software. This enables development teams, quality assurance (QA), and certifying authorities to examine any function in the software to determine its purpose by tracing it back to a requirement.