Impulse Embedded has relaunched configurable computing systems built around Advantech. VELA covers industrial PCs, performance systems, GPU computers, and servers, with UK configuration, software installation, and testing before delivery.
Astute confirms its electronica demonstration programme across embedded electronics technologies. The Munich stand will feature edge AI, voice interfaces, System-in-Package devices, secure processors and industrial sensing from its technology partners.
Comau integrates NVIDIA computing and simulation throughout its robotics portfolio. The programme combines Jetson-based controllers, reusable Isaac Sim robot models and AI development workflows for vision-guided palletising and depalletising operations.
Altera introduces QuartusIQ to support project-aware FPGA design and debugging. The assistant connects AI models with active Quartus projects, compilation reports and timing analysis, with availability planned for 28 October.
Nokia and SoftBank plan an AI-RAN field trial in Japan. The 2027 programme will integrate Nokia anyRAN with SoftBank’s AITRAS platform, using NVIDIA accelerated computing to evaluate shared radio and AI workloads under commercial traffic conditions.
Sereact connects warehouse robot recordings to automated simulation and retraining. The workflow combines NVIDIA robotics software with Nebius computing infrastructure, using operational returns-handling data to evaluate improved robot policies before physical testing.
Aptiv integrates NVIDIA Hyperion into modular automated driving computing platforms. The expanded partnership includes Halos safety technology and a proposed air-cooled configuration for Thor processing, with a system demonstration scheduled for CES 2027.
Einride will evaluate NVIDIA Alpamayo within its autonomous trucking system. The company plans to adapt the reasoning model using freight operating data, then compare its decisions in shadow mode before a proposed road evaluation in the second half of 2027.
Altera demonstrates FPGA sensor streaming within an ultrasound imaging system. Its GTC Berlin installation combines Terasic hardware, Texas Instruments ultrasound electronics and NVIDIA Holoscan, providing a high-bandwidth acquisition path towards GPU processing.
Synaptics has expanded its Coralboard family for embedded AI development. Coralboard SL is now orderable through DigiKey, while the new SR board uses a different processor class and shares the open-source Torq software environment.
