Embedded Computing Design

While they may seem simple to users, IoT devices like smart door locks are packed with complexity. Wireless interference, security, and power consumption are just a few of the challenges that IoT desi

IoT organizations can spend valuable time and engineering resources to get their connected deployment up and running. Alternatively, using Advantech's Solution-Ready Packages, they can quickly deploy

The first step in any Industrial IoT solution is getting edge nodes connected. The second is gathering actionable information. The third is analyzing it. At the Advantech IoT Co-Creation Summit, Alan

Through all the hacks and other negative events, you would think that including security in your design would be a no-brainer. However, for embedded developers, that?s not the case. Why is that?

Brandon Lewis, Editor-in-Chief of Embedded Computing Design, invites viewers to the Advantech IoT Co-Creation Summit, where Advantech and its ecosystem of technology partners will be presenting on how

Moving to a battery-based environment for IoT systems is a great next step. But that?s harder than it sounds. Venkat Mattela, Chairman and CEO of Redpine Signals, discusses what?s need to reach that p

Contributor Brandon Lewis has the lowdown on the latest at the show. http://iotsummit.advantech.com

Rich Nass talks with Bertrand Denis at #armTechCon. ST announced a new MCU at ARM TechCon, based on the latest Cortex M33 core. It adds a new layer of security for embedded systems.

Arm TechCon 2018 covered many of the company's advances in areas ranging from AI & ML to security to automotive. In this week's video version of the Embedded Insiders, Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis of E

Moving to a battery-based environment for IoT systems is a great next step. But that?s harder than it sounds. Venkat Matella, CEO of Red Pine Signals, discusses what?s need to reach that panacea.