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Morse Micro has added Pace Wireless to its partner programme. The move extends architecture, PCB, regulatory, prototyping, and manufacturing support for products built around Wi-Fi HaLow silicon.
Aetina has launched palm-sized edge AI systems for mobile deployments. The Jetson Orin platforms combine four GMSL2 camera links, up to 100 TOPS, and rugged vehicle-oriented power and environmental features.
Trossen integrates Stereolabs stereo vision into new Physical AI platforms. Workbench and Rivet combine synchronised GMSL2 cameras, Jetson AGX Orin compute, and bimanual manipulation hardware for robot-learning data collection.
TASKING has demonstrated an AI-assisted workflow for safety-critical automotive development. The prototype connects semiconductor data, coding, testing, and compliance while keeping deterministic verification and human approval in the loop.
STRATUM 9 has launched a deterministic DECT NR+ industrial gateway. It carries established automation protocols over private wireless links using Nordic’s nRF9151.
LG is building its humanoid around NVIDIA robotics technology stack. Jetson Thor, Isaac GR00T, group-supplied hardware, and factory validation form the development programme.
Ezurio folds security and lifecycle support into embedded Linux BSPs. EZ BSP adds secure boot, signed updates, provisioning, and multi-year maintenance across its SOM portfolio.
TIER IV is opening its autonomous-driving AI chip designs publicly. The JST-backed programme combines dedicated Transformer acceleration, open compiler tooling, and formal verification for edge systems.
PUFsecurity is extending hardware roots of trust into AI infrastructure. Its Caliptra work links PUF-derived device secrets with protected OTP storage and hardware entropy for semiconductor implementations.
Comcores is adding scalable security IP to Europe’s RIGOLETTO platform. MACsec and a RISC-V hardware root of trust will support a European automotive computing programme spanning 64 project participants.
