Austin, Texas. Ambiq is increasing its support for the Zephyr Project Real-Time Operating System (RTOS). The open-source Zephyr is now offered on the Apollo3 Family SoCs, Apollo4 Plus, Apollo4 Blue Plus, and the forthcoming Apollo510 MCU, for high-performing AI at the edge.

 

The Embedded Computing Design editorial staff is pleased to present this year’s embedded world Best-in-Show nominees in the Microcontrollers, Microprocessors, & IP category:

Austin, TX – Ambiq is introducing the new Apollo510, the first member of the Apollo5 SoC family, an MCU leveraging the Arm® Cortex®-M55 CPU with Arm Helium™ to reach processing speeds up to 250MHz.

The Redmi design team was able to capture small size and long run times with minimal BOM.

Austin, TX – Ambiq introduced the Apollo4 Lite and Apollo4 Blue Lite SoCs to its portfolio for IoT endpoint devices, specifically for remote monitoring products in the healthcare sector, such as digital stethoscopes, patient monitoring, and continuous glucose and blood pressure monitoring.

AUSTIN, Texas, --  Ambiq announced Ambiq HeartKit, an open-source AI model built on Ambiq's AI SDK, neuralSPOT®, allowing AI developers to run multiple real-time heart monitoring applications, and utilize scripts and tools that add real-time ECG monitoring capabilities to health-tech applications.

On this episode of Embedded Insiders, Rich and Dave Priscak, Vice President of Technical Solutions and Selling at Ambiq, discuss the need for development kits, what engineers are looking for when selecting one, and Ambiq’s role in providing both new and existing customers with this hardware.