Embedded Computing Design

I could come up with a lot of reasons why I wouldn’t want to develop my IoT system on an open-source platform. Apparently, there are just as many reasons where the opposite thinking is true, and maybe

Michael Murray, General Manager of Analog Devices’ Industrial Sensing Group, described the company’s initiative into autonomous sensing. You’re not familiar with that technology? 

Nuance Communications is very good at developing voice-input technology. 

It’s easy to call the hardware portion of the IoT subsystem a commodity. And in some instances, actually many instances, you’d be right. But there are some nuances that make some hardware providers sh

With the complexity of embedded systems today, companies need to focus on their value add. 

At NXP's 2016 FTF, Steven Dean, Director of Healthcare for QNX Software Systems takes us aboard the NXP Smarter World Truck to demonstrate a multi-parameter patient monitoring demo based on QNX software.

At NXP's 2016 FTF, Dave Edward, Founder, CEO, and CTO of U.K.-based tools company Somnium walks Embedded Computing Design's Technology Editor Brandon Lewis through an optimized IDE. 

Chris Conlon, a software engineer at wolfSSL, discusses aspects of SSL/TLS encryption that make them such a burden on embedded devices.

As the IoT brings IT developers closer to the world of embedded application development than ever before, interest in using Java for resource constrained devices has piqued. 

It seems that almost everyone has a maker-level evaluation platform these days, but many embedded vendors appear only half-heartedly invested in the space.