Advanced processing for ADAS
For really smart cars, ARM has predicted that, by 2024, vehicles deploying Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) will need a minimum of 100x more computing performance than 2016 models do.
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SureFlap and the Internet of Animal Things
I’m a dog person, so I’m not sure how this one caught my attention, but recently I ran across something about SureFlap, a British company that makes products that work off of your cat’s microchip, governing the cat door and feeding dish.
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How the MityDSP L138+FPGA SOM is being used
While the MityDSP-L138+FPGA – part of our OMAP-L138 family of SoMs – has been available for a few years, our customers are still coming up with innovative ways to use it.
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Where’s your e-trash is going? Trash Track knows
On a recent "Inside Man," Morgan Spurlock went behind the scenes to find where our trash all goes. Trash Track was used to track the electronics throw-aways.
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The History of Software
This year, software is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Capterra's marking the occasion with an interesting infographic.
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That self-driving car in the rear-view mirror?
Elon Musk (of Telsa fame) recently announced that by summer, his company would be bringing “autonomous technology” (i.e., a self-driving car) to market this summer. It's all very intriguing, but I'm not sure I'm ready to go hands-off quite yet.
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A Quantum Leap in Light Photography
It seems as if, every time you turn around, there’s something extraordinary happening in the technological and scientific world. Here it's “Light Photographed as a Wave and a Particle for the First Time Ever.”
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Apple Watch: maybe just a gadget, but a cool one
Like pretty much everyone else who likes tech gadgetry, I had my eyes on Apple’s recent “media event” showcasing the Apple Watch.
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The Skills Embedded Engineers Need: Part Two
This is the second in a two-part series on the skills that embedded engineers need. Both posts were keyed off a recent article on embedded.com.
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The Skills Embedded Engineers Need: Part One
Karen Field, on Embedded.com, had an interesting article a few weeks back. In“10 Skills Embedded Engineers Need Now”, she asked a number of embedded development professionals (and one recruiter) what embedded engineers should have on their resume if they want to stay current. (This is the first of two posts keying off of this article. […]
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