Embedded Computing Design

At the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), BANF won the Innovation Awards in the Vehicle Tech and Advanced Mobility category. This achievement marks an exclusive recognition reserved for only a select few multinational companies in the industry.
 

In today's rapidly advancing technological landscape, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) have become integral parts of our daily lives. From the moment we wake up until we go to bed, these technologies quietly work behind the scenes, enhancing various aspects of our routines. Here are some everyday applications of AI and ML that you might not have noticed but are likely impacting your life in significant ways.

Welcome to the eighth installment of Engineering Heroes, sponsored by Wind River, where we take a closer look at the lives of unsung heroes in the world of engineering whose work impacts uncountable lives across the globe. See the bottom of the article for additional content on Albert Manero and our other heroes.

In this eighth installment of Engineering Heroes, sponsored by Wind River, we’d like to introduce you to Albert Manero and John Sparkman, co-founders of Limbitless Solutions, a University of Central Florida-based nonprofit.

On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Paul Fischer, senior principal engineer in the Components Research Department at Intel, discusses the trends and challenges surrounding transistor scaling and backside power. So, ICYMI, these were some of the the top technical research breakthroughs Intel presented this year at IEDM. 

Welcome to the seventh installment of Engineering Heroes, sponsored by Wind River, where we take a closer look at the lives of unsung heroes in the world of engineering whose work impacts uncountable lives across the globe. See the bottom of the article for additional content on Dr. Karisa Schreck and our other heroes.

In this eighth installment of Engineering Heroes, we'd like to introduce you to Albert Manero, co-founder of Limbitless Solutions, a non-profit based at the University of Central Florida.

To combat the increasing number of advanced devices processing large amounts of data at the edge, edge intelligence and AI acceleration combine to tackle AI inferencing tasks, providing real-time processing and reduced latency capabilities to critical infrastructure and automated environments.

Phoenix, AZ, December 18, 2023. Embedded Computing Design, an OpenSystems Media property, announces its 4th Annual Best in Show Awards at CES 2024. CES is the most powerful tech event in the world—the proving ground for breakthrough technologies and global innovators. Owned and produced by the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), CES is the only trade show that showcases the entire tech landscape at one event.

We talked about this a little while ago, but it bears mentioning again, especially as a new entrant is being announced. There isn’t much development for FPGAs in the middle of the market. Products aimed at high end, with lots of compute performance are readily available. The same goes for the lower performance, yet much power-reduced, offerings.

Mid-range, general-purpose FPGAs are often chosen over other FPGAs, depending on application-specific requirements, for their versatility, cost-effectiveness, and balanced feature set that allows then to perform efficiently in a wide range of applications.

Consumer electronics applications are known for housing eMMCs — or embedded MultiMediaCards — in smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, and other mobile and IoT devices. These storage solutions enable the need for greater storage capacity and faster data transfer rates.

On this episode of Embedded Insiders, EVP and Brand Director, Rich Nass, sits down with Stephen Huang, ADLINK Technology President & COO to discuss the company’s upcoming ideas and innovations. 

In this seventh installment of Engineering Heroes, sponsored by Wind River, we’d like to introduce you to Dr. Karisa Schreck, an assistant professor of neurology, oncology, and neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins, where she also co-directs the BRAF Brain Tumor Center.

Welcome to the sixth installment of Engineering Heroes, sponsored by Wind River, where we take a closer look at the lives of unsung heroes in the world of engineering whose work impacts uncountable lives across the globe. See the bottom of the article for additional content on Anton Riström and our other heroes.

Next-generation applications require extraordinary processing power and agility to bring about the potential needed for critical use cases using AI, such as smart service robotics, industrial automation, healthcare, or high-speed testing.

Edge computing platforms benefit from compact and high performance computing capabilities, where devices placed in edge locations, industrial settings, and remote infrastructure environments have unimpeded access to real-time data processing, low latency, and space efficiency.

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Automated optical inspection (AOI) is a quality-control process used by manufacturers to detect and identify defects in products. It plays a crucial role in enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of quality control, reducing the likelihood of defects reaching the end consumer.

In this seventh installment of Engineering Heroes, sponsored by Wind River, we’d like to introduce you to Dr. Karisa Schreck, an assistant professor of neurology, oncology, and neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins, where she also co-directs the BRAF Brain Tumor Center.