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Send us Fan MailIndustrial IoT has a huge upside from a manufacturing perspective. In other words, there’s a lot of money to be made here. That’s the lead in to this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion, where I spoke to Enrique Herrera, from OSIsoft. We talked about the specific areas that could best profit from IIoT in the both the short term and the long term. https://www.osisoft.com/For more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com

Send us Fan MailA recent tour of Europe revealed several advances in automotive safety technologies, with companies such as ON Semiconductor and Toshiba making big pushes into ADAS. Meanwhile, Broadcom continues to eye Qualcomm, and industry still seems ignorant of RISC-V.For more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com

Send us Fan MailThere have been some significant changes with respect to Java recently. If you’re a developer and/or you support a Java-based product, you had better be up to speed on these changes. To get the information directly from someone in the know, I turned to Scott Sellers, the President, CEO, and Co-Founder of Azul Systems for this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion. Azul bills itself as being “the world’s only company exclusively focused on Java and the Java Virtual Machine (JVM).” https://www.azul.com/For more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com

Send us Fan MailIndustrial IoT is here—just about. We’re already taking advantage of some of the technologies that are available to us in the manufacturing sector, but there’s still a long way to go. According to Ed Baca, the IoT Technical Manager at TTI, retrofitting your factory is a great path to go, as opposed to starting from scratch. Ed let loose with lots of ideas for those in this IIoT space in this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion. https://www.ttiinc.com/content/ttiinc/en.htmlFor more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com

Send us Fan MailVoice input is all the rage, with Amazon’s Echo, Apple’s Siri, Google’s Home, and so on. According to Paul Beckmann, the Founder and CTO of DSP Concepts, we’ve just scratched the surface on where this technology is going and what it’s capable of. In this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion, Paul and I talk about some specific applications, including automotive, and what it’ll take to make voice recognition something that’s way more useful than it is today. https://dspconcepts.com/For more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com

Send us Fan MailTuangru is a software company focused on data-center management. In layman’s terms, the company manages their customers’ data. It seems like a lot can be obtain by the analysis of that data, thereby allowing decisions to be made based on facts rather than opinion or hunches. Just how that happens and how those decisions are made and the impact of those decisions are what I discussed with Jad Jebara, Tuangru’s President and CEO in this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion. https://www.tuangru.com/For more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com

Send us Fan MailGetting into the Halloween spirit, the Embedded Insiders pick ten "spooky" trends in the embedded electronics space for engineers to keep an eye on. Topics Include: - Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence - IoT Networking - Security - Processors and IP - Development Tools and Open Source SoftwareFor more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com

Send us Fan MailAdesto Technologies is a provider of non-volatile memory. That said, they claim to be able to reduce power in a system, particularly one that’s headed for a smart IoT application. I challenged whether such a claim was really accurate, and that’s the basis for this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion with Narbeh Derhacobian, who is the President and CEO of Adesto. http://www.adestotech.com/For more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com

Send us Fan MailThis week, the Embedded Insiders, Brandon Lewis and Rich Nass, look at where the Arduino architecture is headed. If you’re an aficionado of Arduino, and we know that many of you are, this is information you’re going to want to hear.For more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com

Send us Fan MailEverybody who builds an IoT platform says they’re concerned with security. But are they really? While there is lots of lip service paid to security, whether developers are going it its appropriate due can still be questioned. However, when you finally get to the point where you don’t question whether security is required (it is), the question becomes whether it’s a hardware problem or a software problem. Anthony Ambrose, President and CEO of Data I/O, had an interesting take on this topic in this week’s Five Minutes with…discussion. http://www.dataio.com/For more information, visit embeddedcomputing.com