Embedded Computing Design

Bluetooth audio has changed A LOT in the past few years. Things like voice assistants, multiple audio streams, and audio quality have been very limited by the old Bluetooth standards, but now Low Energy (LE) audio brings about a suite of new features and updates. Learn more about it here.

With the influx of industrial applications being deployed in a variety of today’s challenging environments, the need for reliable, flexible, and high-performance computing solutions is dire. Edge computing solutions like smart factories, intelligent transportation and video analytics, and machine vision need rugged devices capable of operating in environments with extreme temperatures, dust, and vibration, without sacrificing performance.

The road to embedded world North America for SECO starts at its headquarters in Arezzo, Tuscany, Italy, and travels through its US engineering and operations headquarters in Rockville, Maryland.  Visit booth #2315 to discover SECO’s end-to-end solutions from high-tech edge computing hardware to its edge and cloud IoT software suite, Clea. View demos that highlight SECO’s partnerships with leading edge AI technology providers such as Qualcomm and Axelera.

Teledyne LeCroy today announced a new automated compliance test framework that runs on a Teledyne LeCroy oscilloscope. The company also introduced a new offline, PC-based version.

Meet the experts for debugging, trace and test at the booth of PLS Development Tools at the embedded world North America. At booth 1927, you can explore the UDE Universal Debug Engine, the powerful incredibly easy-to-use and convenient debug and trace tool for multicore microcontrollers and embedded processors from Infineon, NXP, STMicroelectronics, Renesas, Texas Instruments, Synopsys and more.

Jerry Chang, GM of Artila discusses the company's Linux and ARM-based products.

Phoenix, Arizona – September 2024 – Embedded Computing Design is excited to announce that the upcoming IoT Device Security Conference on November 7th, 2024 will feature a highly anticipated keynote address by Dr. Lily (Lidong) Chen, a renowned mathematician and NIST Fellow.

Embedded Computing Design, the organizing partner of embedded world North America, held on October 8th-10th, is coordinating three hands-on Build your Own Embedded Systems classes.

Robotics are one of the most important use cases for AI in Embedded Computing, and the applications and implications are only beginning to be identified.

But we’re not going to talk about the future applications of AI and robotics, right now. Instead, it’s important to look at the applications that are already in the field and working today.

Embedded systems are continuously chasing greater flexibility and high-performance computing capabilities while combating challenges in power consumption, speed, and integration. Demanding applications such as sensing systems, medical devices, robotics, remote applications, and industrial control systems require versatile platforms that can handle diverse computational workloads.

Barcelona, Spain. Semidynamics is now recruiting various engineers of all levels at its Barcelona headquarters. The company's workforce has expanded from 40 employees to 90 this year, with a target of 120 by early 2025.

AI has made its mark on just about every aspect of our lives, from professional to consumer, from medical care to autonomous vehicles. Retail applications are certainly no exception.

Today’s expansive range of embedded vision, industrial automation, advanced driver assisted systems (ADAS), and streaming/encoding applications can benefit from a platform enabling high-performance processing and flexible hardware customization for quick application prototyping and reliable system integration.

NUREMBERG, Germany -- AMD announced the expansion of the AMD Versal™ adaptive system on chip (SoC) portfolio with the new Versal AI Edge Series Gen 2 and Versal Prime Series Gen 2 adaptive SoCs designed to combine preprocessing, AI inference, and postprocessing on a single device for end-to-end acceleration of AI-driven embedded systems.

In a new announcement, the Thread Group has formally released the Thread 1.4 specification for implementation and has opened the certification program for applications.

To efficiently and reliably leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities at the edge of your demanding vehicle applications, AMRs, smart security, and smart inspection environments, a flexible solution equipped to handle complex data processing tasks in real time is ideal. Even more, that solution should also support a robust, fanless design with multiple connectivity options.

QNX and VxWorks are prominent real-time operating system choices in the embedded systems arena, each offering distinct advantages and a loyal customer base. As the field of embedded systems development undergoes change, both are evolving to meet new challenges.

Robotics is becoming an important part of operations in so many industries and verticals that it’s almost ubiquitous. But to accomplish all the advanced automation operations that robots can allow, you’re going to need an embedded compute solution that can do it all. And that means not just handling fast processing, but also being rugged and resilient, secure, low-latency, and great at connectivity.

Enclustra was approached by a customer with an idea to design a solution for monitoring the frequency spectrum of wireless telecommunication signals for systems security, i.e., to detect unwanted activity in the spectrum. The unwanted activity could occur at any frequency or time using any communication protocol. With today’s technology in mind, these requirements meant monitoring the frequency range of multiple GHz at a high resolution. Despite the challenging setup, Enclustra's expertise made this project a perfect fit.

In today's fast-paced technological landscape, staying competitive requires proactive strategies. Businesses are adopting cutting-edge trends without rashly, premature upgrades. Many are opting for expansion cards to enhance existing setups, offering a seamless and cost-effective way to boost capabilities. For trends like IoT and digital twins, faster and more robust connectivity is essential for gaining a head start.

But how fast is enough? What networking expansion solutions should you choose?