Embedded Computing Design

I feel like we’ve forever been asking, “What’s the real difference between standard products and military products?” There’s clearly a big price delta, but is there a similar difference in...

When you’re the leader of a company that’s looked at as being one of the leaders of its industry, you better have a good idea of where that industry is headed. Rob McKeel, CEO of GE Energy...

There’s no getting away from voice-activated products. They’re all around us. I’m not saying that’s a bad thing, but it’s something we need to accept and embrace. Now that we agree on that, we...

Do you need a fast boot time for your Linux-based system? Of course you do. If you’re like me, you wonder why it takes so long for your TV to boot up, or the entertainment system in your car. It...

Vorago Technologies, based in Austin, Texas, is a somewhat under the radar company that offers products for extreme temperature and radiation environments. The company recently introduced a...

Hacking continues and breeches still occur, regardless of how much emphasis we put on security. Why is that? Is it simply that the hackers are smarter than the folks designing in the security?...

In the summertime when the weather is hot, the Embedded Insiders are indoors with development kits on their minds. Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis have been doing some hardware hacking of their own...

I seem to be on the development kit tour this summer. I just got done with the Z-Wave dev kit from Sigma Designs and they set the bar pretty high. I did have an issue, but it was mostly due to my...

You’ve all heard the concept of engineers getting excited by blinking an LED. I get that, because I’ve been on both ends—pulling my hair out trying to get the stupid LED to blink and rejoicing...

Vision systems are taking on so many uses within the automobile, from backup cameras to lane departure warnings, to keeping an eye on the driver, and lots more. But where do we go from here? Are...

Kristin Russell, the Global President of Intelligent Systems at Arrow Electronics was one of three people to win Embedded Computing Design’s coveted Top Innovative Person awards. That gave me the...

There’s no shortage of information when it comes to the Internet of Things. Conventional thinking says that the processor vendor would likely have the best information when you’re putting your...

As IT and OT players stake out their claims in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) landscape, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and partner Ayla Networks are deploying a technology called AWS...

The latest update to Analog Devices’ RadioVerse technology and design ecosystem simplifies and accelerates radio development for wireless carriers and telecommunications equipment makers as they...

Is it me, or does Red Hat seem to fly under the radar? The company has great technology, but they’re quite humble. Here’s an example: I came across this whitepaper recently called Intelligent...

It’s no secret that the industrial market is going increasingly digital, thanks to phenomena/standards like Industrial IoT (IIoT) and Industry 4.0. Thankfully, safety and reliability and improving...

Hacking continues and breeches still occur, regardless of how much emphasis we put on security. Why is that? Is it simply that the hackers are smarter than the folks designing in the security?...

Enea, a supplier of network software platforms and services, recently announced a product called NFV Access, which is a lightweight virtualization platform aimed at customer premise equipment...

Wrapping up embedded world 2017 from their hotel bar, the Embedded Insiders, Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis of Embedded Computing Design, discuss some of the highlights they saw on Day 3 of the show....

Embedded Computing Design editors Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis review some of the highlights from days one and two of embedded world 2017, including how software and solutions continue to eat the...