Top 10 tips to accelerate software defects resolution
“When it comes to software quality and reliability, prevention is always better than cure.” So said Professor Roberto V. Zicari, editor of data management resource…
Tools & Software
Add voice on a microcontroller without having to code
Picovoice, a Canadian startup, has launched what it says is the first platform which lets you add a voice interface on your microcontroller without having…
Khronos Group and EMVA explore open embedded camera API standard
With multiple sensors per system and growth in sensor diversity coupled with sensor processing demands and many proprietary APIs, the cost and time needed to…
Enhancing road sensing beyond visual with smart data processing
For the last few years, the automotive industry has been grappling with the fact that inclement weather conditions pose a significant challenge for self-driving cars….
Optimizing AI for embedded applications
In my previous blog I talked about how demand for AI-based interfaces has become almost unavoidable—and that adding an AI-based interface like face-id to authorize…
SEGGER Embedded Studio optimized for Apple M1 chip
SEGGER has released a build of its Embedded Studio for the new Apple M1 chip. By natively compiling for the Arm based M1 chip rather…
Lauterbach TRACE32 adds COQOS hypervisor awareness
Lauterbach’s TRACE32 tool now features awareness of OpenSynergy’s COQOS hypervisor and the guest systems running on it. This provides customers an efficient way of debugging…
Using AI to create GUIs for embedded devices
Deploying a pleasant and fluid user interface is one of the biggest concerns for those who develop modern software applications, whether for embedded systems, mobile…
Qomu MCU and eFPFA dev kit fits into USB port
QuickLogic has launched its Qomu development kit, a tiny form factor open source system on chip (SoC) development kit combining Arm Cortex-M4F MCU + eFPGA…
Use malloc()? Why not?
A topic that I find particularly interesting, which is raised by many embedded software developers whom I meet, is dynamic memory allocation – grabbing chunks…
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