Category: Embedded systems
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TDK has expanded worldwide access to its PositionSense orientation platform. Four hardware pairings combine a six-axis inertial sensor with a three-axis magnetometer and on-chip fusion software.
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GigaDevice has added eight GD32 development boards to LVGL resources. The published manifests and demonstration projects span Arm and RISC-V microcontrollers with different display interfaces, while the current projects retain LVGL 8.3.11 rather than version 9.
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Microchip has expanded three components of its data centre portfolio. The additions cover PCIe 6.0 switching, secure SSD control and NVMe RAID management across compute and storage architectures.
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Minew selects Nordic semiconductor platform for two industrial safety wearables. The MWB02 and MWC05 use the nRF54L15 for embedded processing, Bluetooth alerts and positioning support.
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Morse Micro adds Indian engineering partner for Wi-Fi HaLow integration. Zilogic Systems will provide embedded software, board bring-up and validation support for connected-device developers.
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Fibocom integrates cellular modules into Indian connected payment and tracking. Grid-OS has developed a payment soundbox and two vehicle trackers using the LE270 and LE250 module families.
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Microchip acquires VORAGO Technologies to expand radiation-hardened semiconductor computing capabilities. The acquisition adds processors and HARDSIL process technology for demanding aerospace and industrial applications.
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Arteris secured additional funding for third-party semiconductor security assurance research. The $3.3 million award expands its work with BAE Systems and SiFive on repeatable methods for evaluating security weaknesses in commercially sourced IP blocks and their integration into complex chips.
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CAST has added bridge interfaces and software for Ethernet security. The development allows hardware MACsec engines to be inserted between existing Ethernet MACs and physical interfaces, with key agreement software supporting embedded operating systems and bare-metal applications.
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Microchip has launched two capacitive-touch controllers using parallel sensor acquisition. The MTCH3380P and MTCH3240P employ 12 ADCs to support responsive buttons, sliders and wheels in display-free interfaces, including industrial equipment and appliances operating in electrically noisy environments.