Embedded Computing Design

Just back from CES, it was clear that the electronics content in today’s cars is huge and growing. The question I asked Ray Zinn in our weekly chat, is whether this content is warranted, or whether it

Embedded Computing Design editors Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis introduce the Embedded Tech Studio podcast, and review some of the highlights they experienced at CES 2017 in Las Vegas, NV.

Slide show -- The 2017 Consumer Electronics Show didn't pack feature a headlining technology like past shows where wearables, driverless vehicles, dro...

If I had to pick one technology that got more than its share of attention at CES, it would be automotive. The products and technologies that were on d...

If I had to pick one technology that got more than its share of attention at CES, it would be automotive. The products and technologies that were on d...

If I had to pick one technology that got more than its share of attention at CES, it would be automotive. The products and technologies that were on d...

The consolidation of automotive electronic control units (ECUs), at least into fewer high-level domain controllers, has obvious benefits for next-generation automotive designs in terms of cost, vehicl

It was tough for a vendor to stand out at CES, amid all the lights, sounds, glitter, etc., in Las Vegas. One product/technology that did manage to cat...

The Internet of Things (IoT) is everywhere. Yes, we know that, and it's getting a little tiresome saying it. Where we're now seeing some significant a...

Predictions are easy, mostly because very few people ever go back to check if the prediction came true. Ray Zinn, who has been in our embedded industry longer than most, has a pretty good track record