Hardware vs. software: faux war
Hardware dominated the electronics industry in its first phase, but now, software has emerged as the second phase of the industry’s evolution. But this doesn’t mean
Editor’s Perspective
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
Let’s get smarter about the smart home
The value proposition for the smart home still needs to be clarified, and much of that depends upon designers’ ability to lower cost, make systems reliable and easy to
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
Fluffing the cloud
The electronic design engineering field is a fantastic place to be at any given point and especially so in these modern
2018: the year of the embedded FPGA
What’s next in the FPGA technology realm? If the flurry of design announcements in technology media tells you anything, it’s that the time for the embedded FPGA or
Machine learning edging closer to a microcontroller near you
Widely used in cloud-based AI, machine learning is soon to start appearing in microprocessor and microcontroller hardware.
Crowdfunding sites up their game for making electronics entrepreneurs successful
By partnering with electronics distributors, funding sites aim to help developers successfully make the transition from idea to
Engineering 4.0: keeping up with the times
It’s easy to lump application spaces into neat bundles and put labels on them, but the underlying reality of the current industry environment is that everything is
Among the mass of gadgets at CES 2018 are concepts that are world-changing
The emergence of robots into factories and manufacturing is already profoundly changing workforce dynamics, and for some, it may also soon alter the state of personal
