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  • 1 month ago | elektormagazine.com | Stuart Cording

    Adding a complex new feature like graphics and a touch interface to an embedded system typically means changing microcontroller supplier. And that usually means learning how to use new software libraries, tools, and IDE. Bridgetek, with their EVE Embedded Video Engine chipsets, helps developers add impressive graphics and integrate camera feeds with their current MCU, as long as a spare SPI interface is available.

  • 1 month ago | elektormagazine.com | Stuart Cording

    Rust has been gaining much attention from embedded systems developers, with its promise of better code and memory safety. AdaCore, well-known as a supplier of Ada, C, and C++ tools to industries where safety is critical, such as aerospace and defence, is responding to this growing interest in Rust. They’re exploring how to prepare this language for these applications, ensuring tools meet the wide range of existing standards and regulations. However, there is more than just the tools.

  • 1 month ago | elektormagazine.com | Stuart Cording

    By cascading machine learning models, low-power algorithms can make a preliminary assessment of data. Should core attributes be present, additional, more power-hungry processing can be undertaken by a second algorithm, such as a large language model. VLMs, or vision language models, increasingly make their way into edge systems, allowing natural language algorithms to detect objects or describe a scene.

  • 1 month ago | elektormagazine.com | Stuart Cording

    You may not have seen them, but Elatec multi-technology readers are everywhere. Enabling future-proof access control systems, they are often found in doors, gates and lifts. However, they also form part of smart office security systems, supporting secure printing and single sign-on. Then, there are the employee lockers, electric vehicle charging systems, and machine authentication.

  • Dec 4, 2024 | elektormagazine.com | Stuart Cording

    Explore the foundational concepts and algorithms behind modern artificial intelligence (AI), including neural networks, machine learning, and deep learning. Gaining insight into these technologies unveils AI's vast potential beyond generative models like ChatGPT. AI rarely seems to be out of the news. Sometimes, it’s to highlight an innovative new approach to healthcare, diagnosing illnesses like cancer early and improving the chance of survival.

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The Electronics Reporter | Stuart Cording
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24 Apr 25

How do you protect RISC-V processors from cyberattacks? All computing systems and their processors are at risk of cyberattacks. In Stefano Di Carlo's research group at the Politecnico di Torino, his students examine the security of the open-source RISC-V core. https://t.co/6tJxl28cfK

The Electronics Reporter | Stuart Cording
The Electronics Reporter | Stuart Cording @stuartcording
22 Apr 25

Why design a custom AI chip when Nvidia has such cool products? Have you tried to buy AI chips from Nvidia? Availability is a challenge! Talking to Semidynamics may open your eyes to alternative approaches that make you independent of the big AI-chip manufacturers. https://t.co/yJ3brgCEvt