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Could We Use Nanomaterials to Build Next-Gen AI Hardware?

On April 14, 2023 in All, Computing, General, Memory, Sensors by Liam Critchley

AI is becoming an ever-present technology in modern-day society. Nanomaterials are already having a big impact on improving and miniaturizing computing hardware, and AI-specific computing hardware could be one of the next areas that gains significant improvements thanks to nanomaterials.

Interior Vehicle Sensing AI Improves Safety

On July 1, 2022 in All, Computing, EIT 2022, General, Sensors by Modar Alaoui

Vehicle interior conditions create surprisingly complicated environments. But by fusing a variety of hardware sensing elements, AI software company Eyeris improves safety and more for 21st-century drivers.

Tagged With: ai, artificial intelligence, automotive, eyeris, hardware, sensing, sensor fusion, software, vehicles

Why Software-Defined Vehicles Transform the Car from a Tool to an Experience

On August 11, 2021 in All, Automotive, Connectors, EIT 2021, Sensors by Adam Kimmel

Instead of representing a snapshot of hardware-centric automotive technology, software-focused vehicles can deliver more driver autonomy, better safety and security features, and dynamic updates to maintain a leading-edge technology and infotainment package.

Battle for Quantum Computing Developers Heats Up

On December 15, 2020 in All, Computing by SJ Barak

Quantum computing continues to generate buzz. Previously rooted firmly in physicists’ realm, today’s quantum computing make it easier for non-physicists to get involved. The current talent pool is small and being snapped up fast.

Impact at the Edge

On November 16, 2020 in All, EIT 2020: The Intelligent Revolution by Mark Patrick

Advances in machine learning and processor technology make it possible to move artificial intelligence out of large data centers and much closer to its point of application, such as the network edge. We will explore the new use cases for enabling AI by this approach.

Tagged With: ai, applications, device, edge, hardware, ml, models, network, server, technology

Accelerating RFSoC Solutions with Vitis

On October 15, 2020 in All, Computing by Adam Taylor

Learn how the Xilinx Zynq® UltraScale+™ RFSoC solution, combined with the OpenCL capabilities of Vitis, accelerates algorithms from the processing system into the programmable logic.

Tagged With: adc, compiler, dac, data, developer, hardware, interfaces, kernel, logic, processing, rf, rf data converters, rfsoc, software, ultrascale+, xilinx, zynq

‘Works With’ Focuses on Smart Home Training

On August 20, 2020 in All, Audio, Computing, General, IoT, Memory, Sensors by Tommy Cummings

Industry leaders, hardware engineers, application designers, and developers will engage in technical training from beginner to advanced levels. Works With is the largest smart home virtual developer event with over 40 Sessions, 12 Workshops, and six Keynotes.

Tagged With: silicon labs, apple, application, bluetooth, developers, device, google, hardware, samsung, sdk, smart, wi-fi, z-wave

When Design Engineers Meet Security Concerns

On July 24, 2020 in All, General, IoT, Security by Clive Maxfield

Design engineers must develop sophisticated systems that keep security at the forefront. We’ll explore challenges and some solutions, as well as the impact the Internet of Things has on the development of these designs.

Tagged With: cybersecurity, firmware, chips, counterfeit, design, devices, engineers, hardware, IoT, security

How Bluetooth® Tracks Vital Assets

On July 15, 2020 in All, Computing, RF, Wireless by Augustine Nguyen

Bluetooth 5.1’s precise location tracking presents a breakthrough in Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) and is optimal for use in healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, and more. Find out how Bluetooth 5.1 is changing the way our world is tracking important assets.

Tagged With: 5.1, 5.2, antenna, antennas, aoa, aod, array, beacons, ble, bluetooth, devices, gps, hardware, rssi, rtls, signal, soc, tracking

How IoT System Design Makes a Difference

On May 8, 2020 in All, Automation, Automotive, Computing, Industrial, IoT by Sravani Bhattacharjee

In highly competitive IoT markets, it is hard to ensure secure design without tilting tight pricing and time-to-market. We’ll discuss a systematic, full-stack approach that simplifies security design for IoT systems by leveraging various security enabler solutions.

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