Rapid prototyping is a critical step in the development of modern motor control, industrial automation, and general-purpose embedded systems. Embedded engineers, software developers, and hardware designers must ensure products are ready for deployment, with the support of powerful and flexible testing and implementation solutions.

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Engineers test, prototype, and evaluate high-voltage power solutions to ensure they operate safely and reliably in systems like automotive, military/avionics, industrial, telecommunications, and distributed power applications. An evaluation board is designed to support the engineer, corroborating that these systems behave efficiently and predictably in real-world conditions.

Requirements for wireless connectivity in embedded IoT and industrial environments are driven by demands for increased performance, low-cost, robust long-term operation, and efficient networking and connectivity in smart home, smart appliance, healthcare, and industrial IoT applications.

Demanding, safety-critical applications today, such as medical equipment, imaging, factory automation and robotics, smart cities, IIoT gateways and edge appliances, and wireless infrastructure, rely on cost-optimized solutions that leverage low-power, flexible configurations, high I/O counts, and more.

IoT, industrial, and smart devices, such as smart doorbells and locks, smart thermostats and lighting, and Point of Sale (POS) terminals demand consistent and reliable wireless connectivity. These advanced technologies not only rely on seamless Wi-Fi, but they often require Bluetooth connectivity and 802.15.4 radios to connect devices to the cloud and to each other.

Sept. 23, 2025 – Morse Micro announced the mass production and general availability of its second-generation MM8108 System-on-Chip (SoC). This represents a leap forward for Wi-Fi HaLow, bringing data throughput at range, which is designed to enable the next generation of IoT and edge AI solutions.