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Don’t miss integrated demonstration of OPEN-O at Mobile World Congress
If you are lucky enough to be attending Mobile World Congress this month, there will be the opportunity to see one of the first public demonstrations of and end-to-end use case enabled based on the OPEN-O open-source orchestration project. Guest blog by Charlie Ashton.
Toshiba selects Wind River Simics to accelerate automotive SoC development
Becoming increasingly connected and autonomous is the car – something that will only grow more in 2017, therefore the importance of software will play a bigger role than ever. Guest blog by Ross Dickson.
Upgrading your phone? Try upgrading your home
Whether we desperately need a new one, or just fancy it, we upgrade our phones and our gadgets. We make big improvements to our homes, and invest in brand new appliances, all to make our lives easier, and more fun. Yet there are many areas of our homes that get neglected, many tasks that could be made easier, or annoyances that could be illuminated, with a gadget. Here are some of the best.
Keep dry while monitoring your socks
Steve Rogerson looks at some of the recent news that may have missed the front page.
Bluetooth low energy possibilities in healthcare
The healthcare industry has always been an early adopter of the new technologies, even though people automatically see the human body and mind as somehow distinct from the hard machinery of science and engineering. From the first surgical tools and prosthetic limbs to more recent innovations, like MRI scans, heart pacemakers and wearable monitoring devices, that trend of rapid technology adoption continues.
Multiple networking technologies converge in autonomous car demonstration at Mobile World Congress
Mobile World Congress is beginning more and more to look similar to the Detroit Auto Show, apart from the obvious elements of the weather, the food, the drinks, the scenery, the architecture and the culture. Guest blog by Charlie Ashton.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, for Telco
It is here, it is THAT time of year again. Time for the 12 hour days, followed by some fabulous late night dinners, with possible public transit strikes, and a chance to witness the most cutting edge mobile technology on the planet. Guest blog by Jeff Gowan.
What is the response to security incidents in the embedded world?
No computer system is impervious to threat or some sort of compromise, welcome to reality. Guest blog by Tim Radzykewycz.
Stretchable electronics: Out of the lab and into the market
Whilst the latest electronic components continue to push the boundaries of performance, there are many that now see Moore's Law reaching its ultimate limits. Electronic devices continue to achieve increasing levels of ubiquity, but for this to continue, electronics need new form factors in order to integrate seamlessly into our surroundings.
Qt 5.5.1-2 for VxWorks RTOS Released
The Qt 5.5.1-2 release for VxWorks Real-Time Operating System (RTOS) release supports the new VxWorks 7 release SR 0480 (September 2016) on ARM-v7 with updates in the Qt Base, Qt Declarative and Qt Quick Controls modules. Guest blog by Tuukka Turunen, Qt.