Mixed reality: The software is willing, but the hardware is weak
Industrial applications for virtual and augmented reality are on the rise, but hardware limitations are holding them
Author: Richard Quinnell
Embedded developers should prepare to embrace AI
AI is proving to be an efficient way of implementing complex system behaviors, and it’s coming to embedded systems as a native
Spotlight: Search for the perfect battery finds many possibilities, few answers
Developers often moan that battery technology improvements are not keeping pace with product needs, but there’s a good reason for
U.S.-China trade war would hurt EP readers
The results are in, and they show the potential for significant impact on EP readers should the U.S. and China engage in a trade
Tell us how a U.S.-China trade war would affect your design projects
While by no means certain, the potential for a trade war between the U.S. and China is worth thinking
Uber AV accident highlights divergent expectations for AI
A fatal accident in which an Uber autonomous vehicle in automatic mode struck and killed a pedestrian shows that expectations of AI are
IMC program aims to make IoT software market safer and speedier
With an open standard for obtaining quotes and certification of potential vendors, the IoT marketplace could see safe and substantial
10 tips on how to properly document a design so others can follow
So you like to create electronics devices, but do you know what it takes to become a professional designer? Hint: It’s not simply good design
Battery-powered AI at the edge helps reduce IoT data clutter
The computational requirements of running algorithms such as CNNs can be fairly demanding of power. GreenWaves Technologies has addressed that issue with its release of
Designer’s guide: LTE-M modules expand range and mobility of low-power IoT
These products can simplify the design of battery-operated IoT devices with low-cost connection to cellular services for worldwide roaming