Embedded Computing Design

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...

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...

I attended the recent Applied Power Electronics Conference (APEC) for the first time in many years. I have to say, I was pleasantly surprised by what I saw. With all due respect, past events...

Stefan Skarin is the CEO of IAR Systems, a company that’s very well known in the embedded space. If you’re a developer, it’s a good bet that you’re a customer of IAR or had been at some point in...

On the Industrial IoT Roadshow, Embedded Computing Design's technology editor Brandon Lewis caught up with Stephen Porter, Software Manager in the Wireless Solutions Group at Microchip Technology. The

In days long past, semiconductor vendors provided semiconductors, and that’s it. Slowly, they moved to other areas that would benefit the design engineer, including drivers, even limited forms of...