Embedded Computing Design

We’ve been talking a lot lately about what it means to be “real time.” In theory, it’s not something that’s achievable. But in practice, “good enough” is good enough for many applications.

New acronym alert—at least for me.

Since we’ve turned the page on a new year, it’s time to make some predictions.

Newark recently conducted a poll of Makers and Professional Makers, looking at their board choices, operating environments, architectures, and so on.

The Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) continues to be a force to be reckoned with within our embedded space. And I mean that in a good way.

Arm’s SystemReady initiative is really picking up steam.

There’s been a confluence of negative trends as of late that are impacting the embedded design community.

There are many applications that require real-time interactions. Automotive certainly fits into that category. But the term “real time” is bothersome to me, as it’s not something that’s achievable.

According to the company, the Meta-Lidar Platform represents the industry’s smallest solid-state 3D sensing solution.