Embedded Computing Design

In this video, Merhad Baghaie from ON Semiconductor talks about some of their latest wide-bandgap technology – specifically Silicon Carbide – with Alix Paultre of Embedded Computing Design at the PCIM

I’m amazed at just how easy it is to take an IoT-related product to market. Every time I turn around, there’s another announcement of a board or an operating system vendor or a combination of the...

It wasn’t long ago that a system employing neural networks requires a host of big CPUs, and lots of associated board area. Times are obviously c...

There is a constant drive to reduce power consumption, weight and increase the portability of embedded devices. Computer-on-Modules can address those needs. Learn more about the different types of ar

You're sitting in your cubicle working on a zigbee driver for some connected "thing" when you decide to see if Google can provide any shortcuts. After...

Giving your “things” on the Internet an identity makes life much easier, especially if you’re not in the immediate vicinity of those thigs. For example, if a thermostat needs repair, and you have...

This week the Embedded Insiders welcome David Kleidermacher, Chief Security Officer at BlackBerry and one of the leading security evangelists in the embedded and IoT technology markets. Of...

Jason Shepherd, the Director of Strategy and Partnerships for Dell's IoT Division thinks there's too much reinvention in the Industrial IoT. So much so that hundreds of applications each week rewrite

Autonomous driving, and the various levels that define the subject, are very much in the news these days. A sidebar to that subject is when Level 5, where the car completely drives itself, will...

The Embedded Insiders, Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis, both of Embedded Computing Design, drive into the Society of Automotive Engineer’s (SAE’s) six levels of autonomous driving. From full human...