The ARM architecture has opened up many new apps and design tools and building blocks for embedded developers. It's also forced them to look closely at existing 8-/16-bit MCU designs to see if it is time to shift to its more flexible 32-bit architecture.
An analysis of typical wireless sensor network designs that compares the power and performance trade-offs between the Cortex-M3 versus 8-16 bit microcontrollers in a variety of resource constrained Internet of Things environments.
An ARM Cortex-M3 MCU based Heart-to-Heart (H2H) system to authenticate external medical device controllers and programmers to Implantable Medical Devices (IMDs), using cryptographic algorithms based on the time-varying randomness from ECG signals.
An ARM 9-based Samsung S3C2440 microprocessor is used to build a wireless sensor network for temperature measurement in vehicles using the Linux OS to support the hardware.
Design of a myoelectric training device (a toy car controlled by electro electromyograph (EMG)) which generates signals that are filtered and analyzed by an mbed hardware/software platform and transformed into device control directions.
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