Embedded Computing Design

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Santtu Ahonen at QT in booth 4-258 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Gideon Intrater CTO of Adesto Tech in booth 4-259 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world #ew18 @embedded_world #embeddedworld18

This year's show was the busiest either have attended, and but lacked any consistent theme. Tune in to find out what they experienced at the event, as well as their take on recent acquisitions.

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Thomas Rothhaupt from Inova in booth 4A-424 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Maurizio Caporali in booth 4-539 Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity in booth 4-218 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor interviews JC Ramirez, Director of Engineering from ADL in booth 1-540 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Scott Jones at Maxim Integrated in booth 3A-229 Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor interviews Gordon Lunn, Bridgetek at booth 4A-326 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Gideon Intrater CTO of Adesto Tech in booth 4-259 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor interviews Gordon Lunn, Bridgetek at booth 4A-326 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Reginal Stadlbauer from Froglogic in booth 4-258 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Johan Kraft from Percepio in booth 4-305 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Rich Nass, EVP of Editorial, interviews Kanti Bhabuthmal Director of FAE in booth 1-330 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

The term "connected car" loosely describes any vehicle with Internet access. But in the age of IoT, is that really enough to consider a car "connected"?

Todd Mozer of Sensory gives an insider's perspective of the DSP and machine learning technologies powering voice rec platforms, and what they mean for developers (and users) of virtual assistants.

A recent tour of Europe revealed several advances in automotive safety technologies, with companies such as ON Semiconductor and Toshiba making big pushes into ADAS.

The connected car uses wireless more accurately than you think in advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) applications. Like, down to the centimeter.

There are many semiconductor vendors and technologies jockeying for position in the race to process vehicle sensor data.

Semiconductor vendors are looking for the next big growth market. That increasingly appears to be the automotive sector, where autonomous drive presents an enormous opportunity to sell in high volumes