Embedded Computing Design

Tony is an analog and power guy, and frankly, there are fewer and fewer of these people around today. We had an interesting five-minute discussion about whether analog would actually go away at some p

Embedded Computing Design's Brandon Lewis interviews John Austin of the Analog and Interface Business Unit at Microchip Technology on innovations in analog circuitry for high-side current/power sensin

Fairy Lights in Femtoseconds: Aerial and Volumetric Graphics Rendered by Focused Femtosecond Laser Combined with Computational Holographic Fields Yoichi Ochiai*, Kota Kumagai**, Takayuki Hoshi***, J

Oh great, I was hoping there would be another ARM-based processor. That's just what the world needs. Yes, this is dripping with sarcasm, but it's also...

Guess who's involved with the Internet of Things? You got it—IBM. It was hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that a company the size of IBM could be nimble enough to operate in a space that ch

Guess who's involved with the Internet of Things? You got it—IBM. It was hard for me to wrap my head around the fact that a company the size of IBM could be nimble enough to operate in a space that ch

Santiago Romero of Zebra Technologies demos the company's new Zatar IoT platform based on ARM mbed tools at COMPUTEX Taipei 2015.

Are you familiar beacon technology? If not, you should be, especially if you're designing products for the consumer and/or retail. In a nutshell, beacon technology takes GPS indoors, to your home, you

Are you familiar beacon technology? If not, you should be, especially if you're designing products for the consumer and/or retail. In a nutshell, beacon technology takes GPS indoors, to your home, you

This interview with Joe Fabbre of Green Hills Software at TU-Automotive Detroit on June 4, 2015 in Novi, MI, covers Green Hills' newest innovations and their impact on the automotive embedded market.