Category: Embedded systems
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Geniatech has launched two accelerator modules for offline edge inference. Both use M.2 hardware with different memory capacities for 3B- and 7B-class models.
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Comcores has appointed AVANT to expand Asian Ethernet IP support. The partnership adds local application engineering for TSN, switching, and security IP across China and Taiwan.
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NEURA and SECO will build robot compute modules in Europe. The Qualcomm Dragonwing-based hardware will support distributed processing and planned series manufacture for cognitive robotics.
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Infineon brings secured NFC payments to mPTech’s latest Hammer smartwatch. The architecture combines embedded security, tokenisation, CDCVM support, and payment-network integration for active wearable devices.
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Ezurio has launched an AM67-based module for industrial edge AI. Carbon AM67 combines heterogeneous processing, machine vision, wireless connectivity, security, and industrial temperature support in a 45 × 30 mm OSM-MF format.
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Ambarella and Capgemini will develop enterprise edge AI deployments together. Their programme combines semiconductor platforms, systems engineering, validation, and integration for machines that must process sensor data close to the point of operation.
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Silicon Motion has advanced its Cyber Resilience Act readiness programme. The controller supplier has aligned security processes with EU reporting duties taking effect on 11 September, while stopping short of claiming full compliance.
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Microchip and Marelli have demonstrated open automotive display connectivity together. The implementation streams centrally generated graphics and video over ASA Motion Link, extending standards-based SerDes into software-defined vehicle display architectures.
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CSEM and Miromico combine edge AI with industrial wireless nodes. The battery-powered design analyses sensor data locally before transmitting selected information through LoRa or mioty networks.
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MIPS has launched three workload-native platforms for physical AI development. Acies targets inference, Actus real-time event processing, and Aegis safety-oriented mission-critical systems.