Embedded Computing Design

You're probably tired of hearing me say it, but it can't be stressed enough--security must be paramount in your design, whether it's a financial syste...

Express Logic went down an interesting path with its latest hire. Rather than bringing in a traditional “embedded developer” to help oversee the company’s security offerings, it hired someone with rea

"Is the internet down?" One day in late October, this question was being asked all along the East Coast, as many of the most popular websites - includ...

High-resolution precision digital-to-analog converters (DACs) are becoming increasingly popular in modern day industrial test and measurement equipmen...

In the coming years, tens of billions of Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) devices will be connected and generate massive amounts of data collected...

Annapolis designs systems that end up in applications that simply can’t fail, no matter what. They end up in military jets and ships and so on. Product reviews have to be a little more extensive than

Electrical energy generation is moving toward more environmentally friendly options, and solar and wind energy lead the pack. The problem is, these en...

Technology continues to evolve at a pace that’s faster than most people can keep up. One anomaly to that phenomenon is the method that we can potentially connect all the devices in our homes. Sigma De

Previously trusted legacy code, commercial third-party code, and open-source code is often leveraged in the development of Internet of Things (IoT) ap...

Rich Nass of Embedded Computing Design interviews Gerhard Edi, CTO of congatec at electronica 2016, where the two discuss PICMG's new COM Express Type 7 pinout and how it enables support of processors

PICMG's COM Express technology, in all of its various shapes and sizes, has been deployed for more than a decade now in size, weight, and power-consci...

The world of digital image capture has evolved dramatically in the past decade. Perhaps most striking and remarkable are the advances in smartphone ca...

Unfamiliar with taint analysis? It's the practice of discovering vulnerabilities in application code and system firmware that could be exploited by ha...

As a member of the embedded trade media I must admit that at times it's difficult to find information about particular products. In fact, it's often d...

The mbed OS has seen its ups and downs, but with the release of mbed OS 5 earlier this year, all that seems to be behind it. At the u-blox booth at AR...

This week’s interviewee in the Five Minutes With…segment is Vin D’Agostino, VP of Apps Engineering, Renesas, who went from running a very small business to running of fairly large segment of Renesas’

When NXP acquired Freescale, including its hefty ARM-based processor portfolio, the company pledged to bring together development tools that worked across the entire (both companies) processor familie

Connecting an ARM Cortex-M3 to an SD Card sounds pretty simple, but think again. It’s actually a lot harder than you might think, which is why the technology hasn’t really been available until now. Th

Rich Nass interviews Pelle Svenson, Product Marketing Manager @ublox at #ARMTechCon, where the two discuss the company's recent support of mbed OS5 on its NINA-B1 wireless Bluetooth module and Pelle d

NXP is showing off its latest wares for the MCU group. It’s currently offering a modular gateway, designed in conjunction with a professional production company. And because it’s designed in a modular