Originally developed for harsh automotive applications by Robert Bosch GmbH in the 1980s, today the CAN bus communication standard is also widely employed in industry and other applications where reliable device-to-device data transfer is required. In this online training session, presenter Jeremy C...

Autonomous capabilities are rapidly moving from experimentation into operational defense systems, bringing AI directly into mission environments at the tactical edge. But while machine learning introduces powerful new capabilities, mission-critical platforms still demand deterministic performance, p...

Modern automobiles present several engineering challenges, particularly as the software-defined vehicle (SDV) comes more into focus. These challenges include, but certainly are not limited to, software complexity, electrification, autonomous drive, connectivity, and over-the-air (OTA) updates, to th...

Motor Control can take many forms, from brushless DC to brushed DC to stepper motors, and beyond. Each variety has lots of nuances from a design perspective, and it’s important to note that the power to drive the motors can range from a few milliwatts to multiple kilowatts. How do you pick a technol...

Pneumatic actuators use compressed air to apply a massive amount of force at a moment’s notice. However, there are tradeoffs to using this power source, making it more suitable for some scenarios than others. In this online training session, presenter Jeremy Cook will discuss basic air power concept...

Autonomous systems are fast becoming the primary weapon for militaries on the battlefield, as seen currently in the war in Ukraine. The force multiplier that uncrewed aerial systems (UASs) have been on that battlefield has motivated the U.S. military to drastically reform their acquisition approach...

Wheels and rotary motion have long been used to assist humans in our work and transportation. While the basic concept of rotation hasn’t changed, its control has been revolutionized by computer-driven servo and stepper motors, enabling robotics, manufacturing automation, self-driving cars, and more....

Because of their flexibility and programmability, FPGAs offer unique opportunities for AI acceleration. Thanks to a reconfigurable fabric for data processing, they can be deployed at the edge or in data centers and servers. In this discussion, the panel will talk about how to design for FPGA with AI...

Golden Dome is often described as a “system”—but in practice it’s a system-of-systems, assembled under an aggressive timeline, across a fragmented industrial base, with requirements that will evolve faster than traditional acquisition cycles can tolerate. The defining challenge isn’t inventing one b...

Rotary motion has long been used to enhance human labor. While the basic concept of the wheel hasn’t changed, rotational movement has been revolutionized by computer-controlled servo and stepper motors, enabling robotics, manufacturing automation, self-driving cars, and more. In this online training...

Since 2019, when Air Force, Army, and Navy leadership issued a joint memo mandating that the U.S. military use a modular open systems approach (MOSA) for new program designs and refreshes, MOSA has gone from concept to buzzword to a common part of program requirements across multiple domains – air,...

User interfaces can make or break a product…and the R&D budget. The history of how human-machine interfaces (HMIs) for embedded systems is filled with “what to do” and “what not to do,” often guided (or misguided) by the limitations of tools and technologies. Join this webinar and see the current st...

With the correct hardware implementation, microcontrollers, single-board computers, even traditional desktops, can sense and affect the world in real, physical ways. Join presenter Jeremy Cook for this online training session, as he dives into the realm of servos, pneumatics, load cells, 3D-printers...

The EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) is the most significant product cybersecurity regulation in history. Given the vast scope of this new law, it will fundamentally change how hardware and software are sold in Europe. Hundreds of thousands of companies will need to conform, and for many, this will...

Automation is well underway in the industrial sector. From mining to manufacturing, and supply chain to silicon fabrication automation is the killer application. But what does that mean in actual implementation in the field and facilities? In this summit, we'll dig into the real-world implications a...

This session dives into building ultra-low-latency, deterministic vision pipelines for edge applications using FPGA-based architectures. It explores technical bottlenecks such as latency, bandwidth, and determinism, and provides practical design strategies—like leveraging streaming architectures, mi...

Rugged computing platforms in a number of applications ranging from commercial space, medical, automation and mil/aero demand solutions that are small, modular, high-performance, and able to operate in extreme environments. The VITA 93 QMC standard, developed by the VITA Standards Organization, will...

Explore the sessions from Innovators Day 2025, as one-hour bits, and later on demand; created for engineers, architects, developers, and technical decision makers building next-generation systems. Discover new techniques, tools, and architectures that are transforming how teams design with FPGAs....

Date: Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026 Start Time: 10:00 a.m. -14:00 p.m. CET (Germany Time) Where: Hilton Munich City, Rosenheimer Strasse 15 - 81667 Munich. Room name: Salon Reger & Orff. Boxed lunch will be served (includes QNX staff). Duration: Four hours Cost to attend: $30 US In this work...

Explore the sessions from Innovators Day 2025, as one-hour bits, and later on demand; created for engineers, architects, developers, and technical decision makers building next-generation systems. Discover new techniques, tools, and architectures that are transforming how teams design with FPGAs....

Date: Monday, January 19th, 2026 Start Time: 1pm - 4pm Eastern Time Where: QNX, 1001 Farrar Rd, Ottawa, ON K2K 0B3, Canada Duration: Three hours Cost to attend: $30 US In this workshop attendees will get an introduction the QNX 8.0.2 operating system and will develop a project to run on a t...

Today's range of microcontroller options, coupled with readily available quick-turn PCB manufacturing, makes procuring custom boards incredibly accessible. You can get a system with just the components needed for a particular job... but should you? Join presenter Jeremy Cook as he considers whether...

Developing, Deploying, and Delivering AI solutions for the Edge has been the trend and best practice for all of 2025, and the Industrial, Manufacturing, and Automation fields have been right up front and center, driving the trend forward. But is it only a flash in the pan, or will Industrial AI at t...

As satellite constellations expand and geopolitical demands intensify, the need for high-reliability power supplies with shorter lead times and competitive cost targets has never been greater. Designers must balance technical performance, qualification standards, and supply-chain realities to meet m...

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into software development, its presence in safety-critical applications is raising new challenges for functional safety and regulatory compliance. Traditional standards and deterministic processes used to verify and validate safety-crit...