Embedded Computing Design

Advanced wireless IoT applications such as machine vision, industrial HMI, audio/voice systems, and more, require an integrated hardware and software solution that can provide multiprocessing and industrial-grade features in a secure architecture.

Installment two of three of our CES 2023 slideshow recap series.

On this episode of the Embedded Insiders, the weary team recounts their adventures at the recent CES show in Las Vegas. From software-defined vehicles to the Matter interoperability standard and everything in between, Brandon, Rich, and Associate Editor Tiera Oliver discuss their favorite show trends that will shape the tech world of tomorrow.

Industrial automation and smart city applications are just some of the many IoT environments that deploy sensors and devices that rely on real-time, continuous communication to and from the cloud.

CES is back to help the tech industry ring in the New Year, and Embedded Computing Design is on the ground in Las Vegas tracking announcements that will help define electronics for the next year and beyond.

On this Episode of Embedded Insiders we’re joined by Founder and CTO of Croquet, David Smith, to discuss the company’s Portals technology which is designed to securely connect 3D, web-based spaces where developers from different parties can link their virtual worlds together.

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On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Brandon is joined by Grant Courville, Vice President of Products and Strategy for Automotive and Mission Critical IoT at BlackBerry QNX, to discuss autonomous vehicle regulations, standards for safety-critical systems, and how technologies like BlackBerry’s safe and secure QNX Hypervisor have progressed into the automotive sector.

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Machine learning inference, video processing, and edge networking workloads are built on ultra-reliable data transfer capabilities, be it on chip between memory and logic elements or off chip to peripherals or other devices. Requirements vary by application and even function, making flexibility in processing performance and power consumption, memory operations, and interconnect support foundational to the success of any embedded edge system.

On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Julie Robinson, Director of Product Management at Rockwell Automation, gives us an introduction of the company’s recently announced FactoryTalk Design Hub, a software hub designed to ease and accelerate cross collaboration and productivity for automation design teams.

Next-generation technologies like AI are constantly changing the way we see the world, which can be taken quite literally when it comes to vision systems like network video recorders (NVRs) that utilize AI software to connect to the cloud and perform video analytics.

How to stream digital audio is one of the first design decisions you’ll make when creating speakers, headsets, stereos, microphones, musical instruments, and too many other consumer electronic devices to mention. And if you don’t want to incur the cost and complexity of going wireless, your best bet is probably to take audio streaming over the wire using one of the most popular interfaces out there: USB.

Embedded Computing Design's bi-annual Best-in-Show at electronica reviews solutions on display at the conference based on Design Excellence, Relative Performance, and Market Impact/Disruption.

Today’s emerging AI, IoT, and 5G technologies increasingly demand vast amounts of data and high-performance compute in order to reliably and efficiently operate in the environments they’re deployed in.

On this episode of Embedded Insiders, we’re speaking with Tom Burke, Global Strategic Advisor for the CC-Link Partner Association (CLPA) about the CC-Link IE TSN, the latest open industrial network TSN that enables deterministic communication on a single network architecture.
 

Human-machine interfaces (HMIs) in factory automation spaces may not be the first application you think of when you imagine a rugged factory solution, but they are the key to ensuring the smooth communication and reliable operation between industrial computer solutions and the individuals within these environments that use them.

Most members of our embedded community are familiar with the term SaaS, which stands for Software as a Service. Since that moniker became mainstream, more “aaS” terms have come up. One that’s gaining in popularity lately is RaaS, which stands for Robotics as a Service.