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Microchip has opened European MASTERs Conference registration for embedded engineers. The Munich event covers MCU-to-MPU migration, Single Pair Ethernet, software, analogue, FPGAs, motor control, power conversion, and wireless design.
SEMI has mapped barriers to clinical wearable biosensor adoption globally. The work covers semiconductor integration, signal quality, AI, validation, cybersecurity, interoperability, and regulation as wearables move beyond wellness use.
Infineon and VinRobotics will collaborate on humanoid robot platform development. The work combines semiconductor, sensing, power, connectivity, safety, security, and robotics expertise through a joint competency centre in Hanoi.
Kontron has introduced a rugged TSN switch for defence networks. CERES-TSN combines deterministic Ethernet, optical interfaces, secure management, and European-controlled manufacture.
Xiphera is joining Finland’s SecureSoC programme for trusted semiconductor systems. The project links hardware cryptography, RISC-V design, AI-assisted verification, and supply-chain resilience.
HMS Networks has launched rugged switches for industrial Ethernet networks. The N-Tron NT7000 platform combines Gigabit performance, precision timing, fast recovery, and OT-focused management.
u-blox has introduced European-made wireless modules for industrial IoT designs. The MAYA-W5 and NORA-W5 families combine Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth LE, and pre-certified integration.
Agile Analog and Xiphera are joining physical and cryptographic protection. Their collaboration combines anti-tamper sensor IP with post-quantum cryptographic cores.
Commercial UAV production is creating new pressures on battery development strategies. As manufacturers move from low-volume engineering programmes to repeat production, battery packs must deliver more than performance alone, requiring manufacturability, traceability, testing rigour, and supply chain resilience to support sustainable growth.
e-peas is linking energy harvesting with practical ambient IoT deployment. Its VivaTech work highlights PMICs, ambient light, and self-powered devices.
