Category: Embedded systems
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IBASE has introduced the ASB110-PI900 compact industrial edge computing system. The 140 × 95 × 60 mm system uses Intel Core Ultra 100U processors, DDR5 memory, and wired interfaces for connected applications.
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BrainChip has released an AKD1500 development kit for Raspberry Pi. The platform combines a production neuromorphic coprocessor with familiar single-board hardware for local inference, on-device learning, and embedded product evaluation.
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Aetina is combining rugged industrial computing and multi-camera inference demonstrations. Its factory and mobility systems use Jetson processors, GMSL2 inputs and DeepStream workflows, with software and hardware configurations presented at SCEWC 2026.
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Inova is demonstrating connectivity for distributed electronics and robotics systems. APXpress supports up to 32 Gbps links and more than 500 virtual channels, alongside intelligent lighting and multi-display interconnect technologies.
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Leuze is embedding cybersecurity controls throughout its industrial sensor development. The programme covers secure boot, access restrictions, authenticated firmware updates and structured vulnerability handling as EU product requirements take effect.
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Microchip has expanded PolarFire networking support for deterministic industrial Ethernet. Beckhoff EtherCAT IP covers FPGA and SoC devices, while the 1 Gbps TSN implementation targets PolarFire SoCs.
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LeWiz will develop a bridge between spacecraft Ethernet networking architectures. NASA’s Phase III contract covers TTE and TSN interoperability, networking boards, a chassis and associated software.
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Semidynamics and Nokia will assess connected European AI accelerator infrastructure. Their memorandum covers potential integration of RISC-V inference accelerators, racks with liquid cooling and Nokia’s data centre networking systems.
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Nordic demonstrates faster Bluetooth radio technology using prototype silicon hardware. Its preliminary 2 MB file transfer averaged 3.8 Mbps on the fastest HDT mode, with final standardisation still pending.
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Kontron and NOFFZ automate production testing of German 5G modules. Parallel RF and functional checks, robotic handling and laser marking support traceability at the German production site.