Embedded Computing Design

Embedded Computing Publisher Patrick Hopper interviews Patrick Shelly, Automotive Embedded Systems Architect at Mentor Graphics, during TU Automotive Detroit 2016.

Embedded Computing Publisher Patrick Hopper interviews Tim Evavold, director Automotive at Covisint at TU Automotive Detroit 2016.

Nuance does voice recognition. That means that it offers an entryway into a ton of cool applications. 

It’s no secret that software companies are valued higher than hardware companies, even though, in many cases, they don’t have a tangible product to sell. So why are they worth more? 

It’s no secret that software companies are valued higher than hardware companies, even though, in many cases, they don’t have a tangible product to sell. So why are they worth more? That’s a great que

We’re all aware of the advances taking place in autonomous driving. We’ve seen the brief reports from people like Google and others. But frankly, there’s way more taking place in this arena than I was

I had a brief encounter with Cadence’s Krishna Balachandran, who is responsible for low-power products. As you can see in the video, I handled the toughest part of the interview — pronouncing Krishna’

When we went to Sierra Monitor to shoot a video for the IoT Roadshow, they were more than prepared for us. In fact, they took matters into their own hands — literally. 

When we went to Sierra Monitor to shoot a video for the IoT Roadshow, they were more than prepared for us. In fact, they took matters into their own hands — literally. In part 2 of the video demo, Kel

Silicon Motion develops technologies for the embedded graphics subsystem within your IoT device. According to Arthur Lee, a director at the company, they do this by developing a series of SoCs that co