At the recent Advantech World Partner Conference, the company made a serious focus on two key themes:
Timing devices within embedded systems are likely the most important components that you don’t know anything about. That’s a paraphrase from Piyush Sevalia, a Vice President at SiTime, and it’s certainly very true.
Phoenix, Arizona, January 12th, 2024. Embedded Computing Design, an OpenSystems Media (OSM) property, announces its new Embedded AI & Machine Learning E-newsletter and LinkedIn Newsletter in January 2024 (distributed weekly). With a combined circulation of more than 13,000 engineers globally, coverage in the newsletters will include such AI-related topics as IoT, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Robotics, TinyML, Safety/Security, Industry 4.0, Edge Computing, and Sensors. It will also provide coverage of CES, Embedded World, Mobile World Congress, NVIDIA GTC, Computex, and Sensors Converge.
Are you familiar with Raspberry Pi? Of course you are. But are you aware of all the things that you can do with it, or should do with it? First, if you think it’s a low-compute-power board, you are mistaken. Second, if you think you can’t go to production with a Pi, you’d be mistaken again. If you don’t believe me, listen to what Eben Upton, the Founder of Raspberry Pi had to say in this week’s Embedded Executives podcast.
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.
In the golden era of electrical engineering, when yours truly was a budding designer, we worked with a processor, like an 8051 or an 8085, and we wrote some code to go with it. Programmable log? It existed, but those things were too darn expensive for what we called mainstream or mid-range applications.
Fast forward to today, and you’d be hard pressed to come up with application that doesn’t make use of programmable logic.
In this episode of DevTalk with Rich and Vin, we look at today’s landscape of FPGAs, particularly those that are, in theory, aimed at the mid-range of the market. And we bring in a special guest, Gordon Hands, a Senior Director with Lattice Semiconductor.
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.
When it comes to the ecosystem, particularly around AI, you need all the parts to be available if you want to develop a system. We know that ecosystems forever continue to evolve, but it’s safe to dive into the waters at this point, according to Mohammed Dogar, the Vice President and Head of Global Business Development and Ecosystem at Renesas Electronics. In this week’s Embedded Executive podcast, we discuss, among other things, how the AI ecosystem has evolved, and what users can expect at this point.
Admit it—you’re confused by all the “information” that’s circulating regarding how to design a system with AI. The first thing that must be clear is this: you are not designing an AI system.
We talk about security a lot here at Embedded Computing Design. If it’s not the number one subject, it’s certainly in the top three.
