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STM Launches an Automotive AI Edge for State Classification, Adafruit's FeatherWing puts Power-monitoring Problems in the Past, OnLogic Releases the IGN800 Industrial Gateway Based on Raspberry Pi

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Inspiring the Evolution of Embedded Design

October 25, 2022

Embedded Boards

STM Launches an Automotive AI Edge for State Classification

Just a few days ago, STMicroelectronics launched a new automotive AI Kit on the Edge for car state classification. The AEKD-AICAR1 is based on long-short term memory (LSTM) recurrent neural network (RNN).

The kit provides car state classifications such as a car parked, a car driving on normal road conditions, a car driving on a bumpy road, or the car swerving or skidding..

Adafruit's FeatherWing puts Power-monitoring Problems in the Past

Adafruit's INA219 FeatherWing puts power-monitoring problems in the past. Instead of struggling with two multimeters, the INA219 chip can be used on the breakout to measure both the high side voltage and DC current draw over an I2C with 1% precision.

The chip works with any and all Feathers from Adafruit. Since it communicates over I2C it is extremely simple to use, and the I2C address is configurable to have up to four of these Wings on one Feather.

OnLogic Releases the IGN800 Industrial Gateway Based on Raspberry Pi

About a month ago, OnLogic released the IGN800 Industrial Raspberry Pi Edge Gateway device for collecting, processing, and displaying industrial automation data. TheIGN800 is certified for and comes preloaded with the Ignition Edge software from SCADA specialists, Inductive Automation.

The IGN800 is based on OnLogic's Factor 201, an industrial Raspberry Pi computer powered by the Compute Module 4 (CM4). The system combines OnLogic's industrial-grade carrier board and the CM4, as well as fanless cooling technology.

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Embedded Systems Moves into Forefront

With so many companies taking on Artificial Intelligence (AI) design and development, it has pushed embedded systems into the forefront of the computer industry. Looking towards NXP, STMicroelectronics, and SiFive, the biggest companies are expanding their embedded portfolios across a wide range of devices and uses.

In most sectors of the industry, there is a rapid increase in productivity and a CAGR of 4.7% over the next eight years. Companies are developing AI-driven devices at a much higher rate than ever before. The smart car is fast approaching, and the intelligent home is already meeting the needs of savvy consumers.

The embedded systems fuelling the rise of the IoT craze are becoming a standard in most manufacturing and warehousing. Robots are becoming a necessary utility, not just at the highest levels of the industrial markets, but in startups and smaller companies overall.

The main uses for embedded systems are seeing a widening of the ranges of computing ability and some embedded systems companies are trying to make sure their new products have the longevity to last in an environment of constant monthly innovation and advancement in the systems being invented.

Join us next week as we talk about Analog and Power. I am always available for questions just reach out to [email protected]

Box PC based on Tiger Lake-U processors features a docking connector

Distec recently launched a fanless BOX PC compatible with Tiger Lake-U processors from Intel. The Box PC Pro NPA-2009 is equipped with a docking connector via V-by-one or DP to control external TFT displays. Other key features include dual GbE ports, one M.2 2280 slot, one M.2 2230 slot, one M.2 2242 and up to 64GB DDR4.