Editor-in-Chief

Embedded Computing Design

Brandon is responsible for guiding content strategy, editorial direction, and community engagement across the Embedded Computing Design ecosystem. A 10-year veteran of the electronics media industry, he enjoys covering topics ranging from development kits to cybersecurity and tech business models. Brandon received a BA in English Literature from Arizona State University, where he graduated cum laude. He can be reached at [email protected].

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IoT

Adesto Technologies at Embedded World 2018 - Video

March 01, 2018

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Gideon Intrater CTO of Adesto Tech in booth 4-259 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

IoT

Bridgetek at Embedded World 2018 - Video

March 01, 2018

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor interviews Gordon Lunn, Bridgetek at booth 4A-326 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Debug & Test

Froglogic at Embedded World 2018 - Video

March 01, 2018

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Reginal Stadlbauer from Froglogic in booth 4-258 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

IoT

Percepio at Embedded World 2018 - Video

March 01, 2018

Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor, interviews Johan Kraft from Percepio in booth 4-305 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Processing

Supermicro at Embedded World 2018 - Video

February 27, 2018

Rich Nass, EVP of Editorial, interviews Kanti Bhabuthmal Director of FAE in booth 1-330 at Embedded World #ew18 #iot @embedded_world

Automotive

Automotive Ethernet: A Crossroads for the Connected Car - Story

January 31, 2018

The term "connected car" loosely describes any vehicle with Internet access. But in the age of IoT, is that really enough to consider a car "connected"?

AI & Machine Learning

Embedded Insiders Podcast ? Voice rec: Who's listening? - Podcast

December 22, 2017

Todd Mozer of Sensory gives an insider's perspective of the DSP and machine learning technologies powering voice rec platforms, and what they mean for developers (and users) of virtual assistants.

Automotive

Embedded Insiders Podcast – Who's in the ADAS Driver's Seat? - Other

November 22, 2017

A recent tour of Europe revealed several advances in automotive safety technologies, with companies such as ON Semiconductor and Toshiba making big pushes into ADAS.

Automotive

Connectivity puts precision into automotive positioning - Other

November 14, 2017

The connected car uses wireless more accurately than you think in advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) applications. Like, down to the centimeter.

Automotive

The push to process vehicle sensor data - Other

November 09, 2017

There are many semiconductor vendors and technologies jockeying for position in the race to process vehicle sensor data.

Automotive

Advanced image sensors take automotive vision beyond 20/20 - Other

November 03, 2017

Semiconductor vendors are looking for the next big growth market. That increasingly appears to be the automotive sector, where autonomous drive presents an enormous opportunity to sell in high volumes

Networking & 5G

Digi XBee Cellular adds LTE Cat 1, Cat-M, and NB-IoT support - Other

September 07, 2017

Digi International has released three new cellular modems in its XBee product family that individually support LTE Cat 1, LTE-M, and NB-IoT.

Processing

Low-voltage serial quad I/O memory device leans on SuperFlash technology to cut power, latency - Other

September 04, 2017

The SST26WF064C is a 64 Mb device that combines Dual-Transfer Rate (DTR) technology with SuperFlash NOR Flash memory, allowing designers to reduce latency and power consumption.

IoT

Embedded Insiders Podcast ? Keeping an eye on connected devices with data categorization - Podcast

August 09, 2017

"Data categorization" is helpful in support business of intelligence applications, but it's also an elegant way of monitoring the behavior of devices to reveal potential cyber attacks.

Software & OS

Embedded Linux: Features outweigh footprint - Blog

August 02, 2017

Advances in embedded processing have rendered the flexibility and features of embedded Linux distro like Yocto, Android, and Ubuntu Core more valuable than the drawbacks of their footprint.

IoT

Embedded Insiders Podcast: Into the Mist as IIoT Goes Private - Podcast

July 21, 2017

One half of the Embedded Insiders made a trip to Southern California this week, where he encountered to opposite sides of the Industrial IoT spectrum. On one end, engineers from ADL Embedded...

Networking & 5G

Long awaited Bluetooth Mesh spec brings tradeoffs to IoT networking - Blog

July 21, 2017

  On Tuesday the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) released the long-awaited Bluetooth Mesh specification, a technology rumored to disrupt smart lighting, smart home, smart retail, and...

IoT

Embedded Insiders Podcast: Making "Connections" at the Industrial IoT University - Podcast

June 29, 2017

Embedded Computing Design’s second Industrial IoT University conference occurred this week, with industry experts from Cisco, zigbee alliance, Digi International, LoRa Alliance, Trusted Computing...

IoT

IoT over BLE in 10 minutes with Microchip Curiosity and MikroElektronika Clicks - Press Release

June 16, 2017

  Goal: The following describes how to build a simple Internet of Things (IoT) data streaming application over Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) using the Microchip Curiosity High Pin Count (HPC)...

Automotive

Functional safety, AI collide in automotive behind heterogeneous MIPS core - Blog

June 14, 2017

  When I think of functional safety in the context of processing, I usually think of a small microcontroller (MCU) responsible for one or two dedicated tasks. Its architecture is probably simple...

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