Category: Embedded systems
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Aetina has launched Jetson Thor systems for advanced robotics control. The AIE-KT78 and KT68 combine multimodal inference, high-bandwidth sensing, and deterministic EtherCAT interfaces in one edge platform.
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MemryX and Lenovo are expanding Saudi sovereign edge AI deployments. Their platform combines ThinkEdge servers with Cascade 100P accelerators to process video and sensor data locally across infrastructure and industrial applications.
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Omron is detailing microsecond counter control across its NX platform. The NX-CT performs counter-match detection within one microsecond and compensates for actuator delays in high-speed filling, inspection, dispensing, and laser processes.
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Ambarella has launched its first standalone edge AI accelerator chip. X7 connects to Arm or x86 hosts through PCIe Gen 3 or USB 3.2 and is sampling alongside an M.2 reference design.
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BAE Systems has launched compact Shadow EW airborne electronics systems. The low-SWaP family uses commercial processing silicon, software-defined functions, open architectures, and a production model intended for larger deployment volumes.
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Intellian and Network Innovations are developing multi-band WGS flyaway terminals. The tactical systems are being designed for simultaneous military and commercial frequency access, electronic Ka-band switching, and operation across LEO, MEO, GEO, and HEO satellite networks.
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Texas Instruments will centre electronica 2026 on intelligent-system engineering themes. Its Munich demonstrations will span embedded development, industrial automation, vehicle architectures, and the power electronics needed for increasingly dense AI infrastructure.
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Rambus has extended Caliptra with a production-ready security subsystem today. The implementation adds orchestration, attack protection, cryptographic agility, and deployment support.
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Nordic has added a compact multiprotocol SoC to nRF54L series. The nRF54LC10A supports Bluetooth LE, Thread, Zigbee, Matter, and Channel Sounding.
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Aitech has launched C165 for modernising deployed rugged VME systems. The 6U board adds Tiger Lake processing, Iris Xe graphics, secure NVMe storage, and hardware-backed security without replacing existing infrastructure.