How ARM-based SoMs have come to the fore
ARM processors may not be completely ruling the world, but they've certainly grown in popularity.
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Zipcar Technology
A few weeks ago, Tom Catalino used Zipcar for the first time, and he was intrigued by the technology that makes this car-sharing service run so smoothly.
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Driving the Future
A lot of interesting work in the embedded systems realm is happening in the automotive world. TI has some interesting things to say (and demonstrate) about the future of driving.
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Driverless cars, not so fast; but cars that can see, now we’re talking
While driverless cars may still be a bit in the future, there's a lot more technology being added to cars, and much of it is vision systems-related.
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In case you had any doubts about the Internet of Things, Google acquires Nest
Google just paid an awful lot of acquire Nest. Ready or not, the Internet of Things is coming your way.
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Neural networks: computers are getting really brainy
The world is shifting from processors that use the Von Neumann method to new processors "that mimic biological synapses.”
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Calculators Are Getting Smarter, Too
TI’s Nspire may not make the commercial grade, but it’s a cool calculating platform that gives students a way to measure the world and interact with data.
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This has always bugged me
Ever wondered just how the term “bug” became synonymous with a hardware or software glitch?
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Embedded Milestones for 2013 – theirs and ours
A look back on the embedded-related products “that will shape the future of this industry,” along with some highlights of our own.
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Ringing in the New Year
Musings on New Year’s resolutions – we’re not all that in favor – and a small sneak peek at the new camera we’ll be launching at Photonics West in February.
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