The emergence of the software-defined vehicle - and all the code that comes with it - implies an increase in engineering requirements. Developers now face functional and safety requirements in addition to security provisions that will protect connected cars. Fulfilling these requirements in a manner...

Java is a very powerful platform, with many features that make it ideally suited to embedded application development and deployment. However, using bytecodes and a managed runtime in the form of the JVM can lead to issues with how quickly an application can start. This is especially relevant to Io...

This webinar will explore how employing Intel's technology offerings, architectural considerations, and recommendations for customers will create more robust and efficient operations using computer vision. Discussions could involve Intel's OpenVINO toolkit, Movidius vision-processing units, Intel FP...

Workload consolidation is an industry term for combining multiple operations into fewer platforms with a reduced infrastructure and making better use of existing resources. In our industrials/manufacturing space, consolidating reduces costs, increases efficiencies, satisfies customers, and innovates...

Smart Embedded Vision is opening up new possibilities for implementing edge computing systems that rely on visual data to make decisions across a broad spectrum of applications. Drones, machine vision, thermal imaging, gaming, video surveillance, robotics, machine learning and HMI all rely on camera...

Modern processors, graphics processors, FPGAs, etc. provide untold performance benefits, but also generate excessive amounts of heat. Getting rid of this heat and keeping electronics cool is essential for designers of electronic warfare, radar, and other processing-intensive military applications. T...