Avionics hardware and software continue to get more complex as they add capability to cockpit systems and ease of use to pilots. In tandem, complexity also mounts regarding the process of certifying these multicore, graphics-processing, and other avionics products and systems. This webcast featuring...

Choosing the right software framework for building your autonomous system is a bet on the future of the industry and the success of your company. With so much at stake, speed to market is critical. A platform that supports rapid development is essential and proven support for a wide variety of futur...

The performance and capability of modern vehicle electronics (vetronics); radar; electronic warfare; avionics; and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) systems are enabled by commercial processors and FPGAs – all of which generate lots of heat. These systems must also survive in extr...

Autonomy has far more potential than just cars. Sure, self-driving cars will forever change the way we drive. But autonomous systems are revolutionizing other industries that are moving to incremental increases in autonomy. These new applications include medical devices, energy systems, manufacturin...

Vehicle architectures, driven by autonomy and increased connectivity, are becoming more centralized, which creates new cybersecurity challenges at the vehicle and ECU levels. In this talk, we will introduce the foundations of automotive security and current domain & zonal architectures; then we will...

The pace of design in the automotive sector has picked up considerably, in just about every segment—from mission-critical engine control to the infotainment subsystem and everything in between. At the Automotive Technologies Virtual Conference, you’ll hear from experts that can cover five key areas...

One of the keys to the success of the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) is that it was developed by aligning with current open standards and open systems architectures, including FACE, HOST, REDHAWK, MORA, OpenVPX, and similar specifications. The SOSA Consortium also works closely with such st...

Given the complexity involved, integrating global and local simulation and training systems is difficult under the best of circumstances. For starters, legacy simulators use different standards for data, voice and video. In addition, modern architectures demand the use of cloud-based and distributed...

A major challenge for an avionics software integrator is certifying their avionics systems to meet FAA certification standards such as DO-178C Design Assurance Level (DAL) A. The certification process can be very expensive and time-consuming. Having the capability to port safety-certified software f...

The Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) is now a dominant strategy in military procurements. L3Harris is now using MOSA to win new defense programs that break down legacy stovepipe system architectures with their dedicated supply chains and is replacing these systems with standards-based hardware a...

With the ARM processor cores and FPGA logic all on the same chip, a designer has the ability to do high performance embedded applications in a smaller footprint with multi-processor system on a chip performance. Agenda Topics: Types of Zynq Ultrascale+ Features of Acropack Zynq Ultrascale+ APZU Carr...

In this webinar QA Systems will discuss and demonstrate how the automated unit and integration testing tool Cantata can accelerate your safety standards compliance. We will see how embedded industry leaders employ the latest easy to use techniques for requirements tracing, automatic test case genera...

Tiger Lake is the codename for Intel’s 11th generation of its Core Processors, designed specifically for high performance in mobile hardware. In this webinar Christian Engels, embedded innovation expert at Avnet, gives a primer on the new processors and the benefits they bring to embedded computing...

AI/machine learning can be a boon to the Edge of the IoT if implemented properly. That sounds easy, but it has the potential to be mystifying. With the compute power that’s now available at the Edge, most calculations can be handled locally. While that doesn’t eliminate Cloud interaction completely,...

We’ve come a long way when it comes to security. Unfortunately, we are not there yet. In fact, we may not even know where “there” is at this point. This panel of experts will look at what a designer/developer should know in order to ensure that his system checks the appropriate boxes when it comes t...

Developed under the auspices of PICMG, this new specification pushes the performance level for Computer-on-Modules (COMs) to levels not before seen. In this panel session, we will go through what’s actually in the new spec, and how you can make it work for you.

The Sensor Open System Architecture (SOSA™) Technical Standard applies open-architecture concepts to high-performance defense sensor systems such as radar, electronic warfare, and SIGINT platforms. The goal of the standard is to design a non-propriety open systems architecture based on DoD-relevant...

From a security standpoint, early editions of connected vehicles had a rough start. Securing automobiles is hard – perhaps harder than just about any other device. This presentation will outline the unique security challenges that engineers face when securing connected vehicles, address the role...

No matter how good your design is, if it’s not secure, it’s worthless. Security needn’t be a huge hurdle, but it does need to be considered from Day 1 of the design. That tact can make the process seamless, and also provide a simple upgrade path as new techniques become available. This webinar wi...

In recent years, the amount of embedded software in automobiles has grown exponentially. At the same time, technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, internet of things, and autonomous controls are being deployed to make cars ‘smarter’ while making it more challenging to ensure...

Technology is at the forefront of today’s two major revolutions in the Automotive industry – autonomous vehicles (AVs) and electric vehicles (EVs). It’s widely discussed how AVs will bring monumental change, but the rise of EVs and a software-defined architecture is arguably even more disruptive....

The arrival of Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA)Technical Standard 1.0 means a realization of the efforts of not only the Tri-Services (Air Force, Army, Navy), but also industry and academia in bringing open architecture concepts to electronic warfare, radar, SIGINT, and other mission-critical...

Insights from Embedded Computing Design’s 2020 Reader Survey 2020 represented an inflection point for many industries. The high-tech industry was no different. Historically, the annual Embedded Computing Design reader study tracks trends in electronics engineering ranging from the popularity o...

A new requirement for adherence to function safety or security standards can be a rude awakening for the uninitiated. There can be no half measures when applications are critical.   Requirements traceability, static analysis, dynamic coverage analysis, and unit/integration testing are deemed esse...

At first glance, the move to eSIMs from removable SIMs looks like a deceptively simple replacement of one form factor for another. But this simple change requires a complicated infrastructure to support and more importantly, offers a profound new way for businesses to create new revenue streams and...