Category: Embedded systems
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Infineon has introduced hardware-aware AI assistance for embedded development projects. Its ModusToolbox extension supplies coding agents with device, board and software configuration details to improve the suitability of generated firmware for supported PSOC microcontrollers.
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STMicroelectronics has introduced secure factory provisioning for Matter device credentials. Its MatterConnect service installs certificates, cryptographic keys and personalisation data into supported components before shipment, reducing the need for equipment manufacturers to operate equivalent secure provisioning infrastructure.
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General Micro Systems expands rugged computing through Thunderbolt peripheral modules. Its Expansion family adds processing, storage, networking and I/O options for compatible hosts; supplier cost claims and platform requalification exemptions are unproven.
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Goodix has combined biometric matching with isolated credential protection hardware. Its new integrated Match-on-Chip and secure-element offering is intended to protect authentication data, API keys and account tokens in connected and AI-enabled devices.
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Siemens is assessing deterministic edge-AI technology for industrial robotics applications. Logiicdev has joined Factory-One to explore FPGA-based sensor processing, with latency, power consumption and predictable execution still requiring experimental validation.
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Infineon has expanded its microcontroller range for industrial motor control. The PSC3M6 targets up to four brushless motors, while PSC3P6 addresses power conversion; PSA Level 3 certification is planned, not completed.
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Cincoze has introduced external protection modules for industrial computing equipment. Its 180W and 360W accessories target EFT disturbances on compatible power inputs; complete-system EMC compliance still requires appropriate testing.
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Vantron’s compact Wi-Fi HaLow module has now gained multiple certifications. The MM8108-based design supports 43.3Mbit/s PHY signalling, but its listed 902–928MHz range is not automatically authorised throughout Europe.
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Nuvoton combines MCU programming and six-channel logic analysis in Nu-Link3-Pro. Its 110MHz figure applies to supported NuMicro ETM tracing, while secure provisioning is conditional on target-chip and project support.
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MathWorks extends assessed guidance for selected AI-assisted automotive engineering workflows. TÜV SÜD evaluated generic ISO 26262 tool-classification guidance, not individual AI outputs, complete controllers or arbitrary agent configurations.