Embedded Computing Design

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On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Syed Alam, High Tech Industry Global Lead at Accenture, examines the connection and integration of digital twins in an “industrial metaverse,” and how companies and engineers can get started creating their own factory floor metaverse.

Safety-critical, real-time systems today — such as automotive, IoT, industrial, mobile, and other MCU-based devices — necessitate a high level of security and protection, and the ability to perform predictable and deterministic functions within a secure environment that can manage various components at once.

On the last episode of Embedded Toolbox, David Prida, solutions marketer at NI, demonstrated how you can use NI’s LabVIEW graphical programming tool to quickly and easily create a temperature measurement workflow. This week, the saga continues with an added bonus: Python!

Have you ever tried using a graphical programming interface? If you work better with visuals, it might be the best programming method you’ve ever tried. NI’s LabVIEW is a great example of a graphical programming interface that’s extraordinarily easy to use.

As the world moves toward more advanced, high-processing AI technologies for various safety-critical industries, it’s important to have reliable and energy-efficient solutions that enable the building and deployment of demanding AI applications like intelligent vision systems, robotics, and smart drones.

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On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Associate Editor, Chad Cox, and Director Product Marketing at Intrinsic ID, Vincent van der Leest, discuss the company’s recent achievement of successfully protecting 500 million connected devices worldwide with their SRAM Physical Unclonable Function technology, also known as PUF.

No one likes bugs (except maybe entomologists). But if you’re a software developer, you definitely don’t like bugs, especially when they’re hiding in your source code. Even so, spending hours, maybe even days bug-hunting through lines upon lines of code can be an arduous process.

Server-grade ATX motherboards provide a wide variety of benefits in smart manufacturing, smart healthcare, smart cities, and other safety-critical applications that require longevity, high-performance security and management, and compatibility with other systems.

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Data exchange between computer hardware systems and outside peripheral devices in critical IoT edge environments requires connectivity solutions that are flexible, efficient, and stable. Sensors, controllers, and other components deployed in industrial environments and remote settings utilize USB, Serial COM, LAN/POE, and other ports to perform I/O operations that facilitate connections at the edge.

Achieving efficient data transfer speeds across applications such as connected IoT devices, sensor modules, compact control and monitoring equipment, and camera and LiDAR units often requires the use of low profile, high density mezzanine connectors.

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Mobility in healthcare environments allows for easier communication, efficiency, and flexibility as patients and medical providers are confronted with federal mandates and the overall trend of integrating more intelligent healthcare and advanced medical solutions globally. Mobile computing carts are one of many examples of how digital healthcare services are being utilized in medical environments to keep up with the demand for smarter and more modern medical solutions.

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On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Tom Burke, Global Strategic Advisor for CC-Link Partner Association, also known as the CLPA, joins us again to discuss the impact of TSN technology on IT/OT convergence.

Programmable SoCs provide flexibility, determinism, and reprogrammable capabilities for wide range of applications where device customization and conditions regularly fluctuate. Applications like industrial control and home automation are examples of two environments where the ability to configure and make devices smarter for monitoring purposes is a must.

A system-on-module, or SoM, generally contains all (or most) of the functionality of a complete motherboard. One example of such a product is the Andromeda SoM family from Enclustra that just launched at embedded world 2023.