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Learn how the Arduino UNO Q accelerates the development of real-time edge AI applications and industrial retrofits that require embedded Linux.

Learn how overcome connected health wearable design challenges around battery life, BLE expertise, security, regulatory compliance, and long development cycles.

For anybody interested, this article will give a crash course in what exactly constitutes a hardware accelerator and how they can be implemented by anybody.

Understand how memory read attacks work on MCUs and how to defend using debug disable, encryption, and hardware protection features.

Learn how Zephyr RTOS and NXP Semiconductors simplify firmware development and accelerate deployment across IoT, industrial automation, and edge computing.

Creating a low-cost prosthetic arm is challenging, but making one that is also easy to calibrate and accurate is even tougher.

Lattice Semiconductor collaborates with NVIDIA to provide a solution for rapid design and prototyping of edge AI applications.

Explore how attackers gather device info, map inputs, and uncover vulnerabilities using reconnaissance in embedded hardware security.

This webinar introduces embedded system design through both the software and hardware abstraction levels.

Field Programmable Analog Arrays (FPAAs) offer the option of configuring analog functionality through software instead of fixed analog signal chains in hardware.

When you think of "electronics," you probably picture rigid green circuit boards, silicon chips, and soldering irons. But what if you could build a circuit entirely out of soft, stretchy rubber?

Learn how to use the NXP EdgeLock secure enclave to establish a secure hardware foundation for long-term CRA compliance.

Energy-efficient, low-latency components from NXP support Matter-enabled smart home networks while development tools help designers create new prototypes.

As data processing increasingly moves closer to the edge, platforms that deliver efficient AI performance with low latency and high customization are needed.

iWave Global has partnered with Xiphera to deliver quantum-safe cryptographic capability on iWave’s Agilex™ 5 System on Module (SoM) powered by Altera.

As vehicles become more autonomous and data-centric, the need for a high-speed, scalable, and reliable in-vehicle communication backbone is greater than ever.

Explore a hardware security workflow using firmware builds, simulation tools, serial commands, and automated tests for microcontroller systems.

Learn how the BeagleBoard.org BeagleV-Fire single-board computer addresses common hurdles for running Linux in resource-constrained systems.

Discover how the XRP CoreXY chessboard prototype evolved with improved durability, lighting effects, and a compact transportable design.

An introduction to the world’s first NVMe PetaLinux solution operating at PCIe Gen4 speed without relying on the PCIe Hard Block of the FPGA.