The Industrial IoT will connect devices together and to the cloud. These smart, distributed machines will transform today's unconnected infrastructure into intelligent distributed systems, driving disruptive change through almost every industry. Hospitals are a perfect microcosm of the IoT. Connecte...

Internet of Things (IoT) applications are changing the way we live, learn, work and play. It's also changing the way engineers develop. It's no longer sufficient to have an old-school embedded development environment for a processor family and embedded boards. Today's embedded and IoT systems develo...

Radar technology is at the forefront of the race towards autonomous vehicles, and it just took a big step into the W-band. 77 GHz radar provides the long-range detection needed to evolve active safety beyond beeping backup indicators into the collision avoidance systems that can help save lives. Rad...

As companies strive to advance their modeling and simulation capabilities toward realizing full virtual prototypes of aircraft systems, they face a number of challenges associated with assembling multi-domain system models. Beyond the inherent time and budget pressures, they interact and collaborate...

Companies developing IoT products have different objectives at different phases of their product lifecycle. The initial goal is to go to market quickly, with a sufficiently adapted product to attract early adopters and grow volume. Once significant volume has been reached, it is time to optimize the...

Agile and Model Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) are recent independent advances in systems development that promise higher quality and faster time-to-market. While Agile development practices are being used for IoT systems development, can the addition of MBSE concepts provide a coherent strategy f...

The Internet of Things paradigm is bringing with it a myriad of useful and essential services based on virtualization and software-driven control of sensors, devices, gateways, and cloud. Increased software control provides better flexibility and easier upgrades. However, interfaces between sensors,...

Designers developing industrial equipment are increasingly in need of simple interfaces that can tolerate harsh operating environments subject to noise, dirt and liquids which can interfere with the reliable operation of mechanical buttons. Capacitive touch technology offers an exciting and cost-eff...

It used to be that you weren't aware of your customer's problems until they called you, and by then it was too late. Then the Internet of Things (IoT) era arrived, and by connecting your products you could try to proactively support your customers by estimating when a problem might occur. But it sti...

Over the past 20-plus years, the security, industrial, remote monitoring, and other sectors have relied almost exclusively on 2G networks to power their machine-to-machine (M2M) devices, applications, and services. But with carriers looking to reclaim bandwidth for future network technologies, 2G se...

The major challenges of Industrial IoT are about closing the gap between “Things” for facility managers and “Internet” for IT department. This session will present how to help IT and Facility departments to build up “platform” strategies to close the gap. WISE-PaaS is the answer for this “platform”...

The Ada programming language is particularly well suited to developing mission-critical and safety-critical systems that must be cost-effectively maintained over long lifecycles. These systems increasingly consist of multiple components distributed across processing nodes. Developers therefore requi...

Internet of Things environments are becoming more complex and systems are utilizing multi-core processors and platforms for medical, financial, and industrial applications. Join us as experts discuss multi-core platforms, virtualized embedded environments, hypervisors, RTOS, and tools to address IoT...

Aircraft avionics are I/O intensive, driven by sensors throughout the aircraft that provide a variety of data types, formats and rates, and these attributes vary from aircraft to aircraft. DDC-I's data distribution infrastructure isolates applications from the details of the underlying I/O subsyste...

Industrial Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives require integration of the physical, or operational world with the digital world of IT. Choosing the right IoT ecosystem architecture and technology enables this integration while ensuring security and dynamic, analytics-driven action. While some vend...

Enterprise Internet of Things (IoT) initiatives require integration of the physical, or operational world with the digital world of IT. Choosing the right IoT ecosystem architecture and technology enables this integration while ensuring security and dynamic, analytics-driven action. While some vend...

Cloud computing has demonstrated huge cost savings and operational efficiency benefits for the private sector and now Department of Defense (DoD) program managers are exploring the concept for enterprise and tactical applications with cybersecurity at the forefront of challenges to be overcome. Even...

In the past the selection between an LDO and DC/DC converter centered on solution size and generated noise. If these were the only considerations, the LDO would usually win "hands down". However, with the advent of the new NanoModule(tm) DC/DC converters from Texas Instruments, the designer now has...

This webinar starts with an introduction to the new TI Sitara(tm) processors, including features, target applications and benefits, followed by Ittiam's offerings for industrial applications. Ittiam's solutions include hardware boards, Media SDKs and Pre-configured Systems to realize use cases such...

Commercially supported Linux is proven to be significantly less expensive and faster to develop than roll-your-own Linux software. Switching to a reputable vendor also reduces risks related to security and licensing issues and frees up the time necessary for teams to focus on their core competencies...

The proliferation of connected devices coupled with network infrastructure advances have ushered in a new era of communication and machine-to-machine (M2M) automation in all industries. These advances bring significant risk - attacks on systems have become “purpose-built” - targeting specific machin...

Avionics systems have traditionally used custom software to communicate between different applications and subsystems. The need for building certifiable systems based on a COTS and open architecture foundation has intensified due to the convergence of several trends.

Real-time Operating System (RTOS) devices have always played a critical role when strict performance and reliability requirements were necessary. In today's connected world with a rapidly growing base of IoT devices, the need for security, safety certification, scalability and virtualization is expa...

What good is great secure code if it if it isn't part of a great application? Day 3 of our three-day class "Secure Code -- Now and in the Future" will take the valuable insights learned on Days 1 and 2 and apply them to a real-world automotive application. If that's the area you're designing for, gr...

Day 2 of our three-day class "Secure Code -- Now and in the Future" will start with an overview of relevant certifications, look at chain of control and deployment issues (including secure boot and update), and proceed through tools that are available and in place to help develop secure code.