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embedded award 2020: AND THE WINNER IS …
On 25 February 2020 the embedded awards were again presented at the traditional awards ceremony. For the 16th time the most innovative achievements in the categories Hardware, Software, Embedded Vision, Safety & Security and Startups were awarded.
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Important for the embedded-industry and the entire economy
Tomorrow, Tuesday, 25 February 2020, embedded world, the most important platform for the embedded industry worldwide, starts
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RT @autogradelinux: If you are at @embedded_world this week, make sure to stop by our booth in Hall 4, Stand 4-171 to see an AGL demo by @V…
RT @PHYTEC_Gmbh: Great start ! 👍 Embedded World . Glimpses from day 1. We are looking forward to the next 2 days at the exhibition. If you…
embedded ward: QuantiCor Security GmbH wins in the category “Startup” with its quantum computer-resistant authentic… https://t.co/meohJgPXr2
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embedded award 2020 and the winner (category start-up) is....
The embedded awards were presented at the traditional awards ceremony on 25 February 2020. For the 16th time, the most innovative achievements in the categories hardware, software, embedded vision, safety & security and start-ups were selected. QuantiCor Security GmbH wins in the category Startup Find here the latest press release: https://www.embedded-world.de/en/news/press-releases/winner-embedded-awards-0dhccwe30m_pireport
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Safety and Security – Not only a Technical Challenge
The topic of artificial intelligence in embedded systems - whether microcontrollers, FPGA or dedicated hardware - is gaining momentum impressively fast in the automotive sector, while at the same time the topic of connectivity and cloud services is an essential technology for processing the resulting data volumes.
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Embedded Hardware: Everything Standard?
You might think that everything about hardware for embedded systems is available from the shelf. Reach in, develop cases and PCBs, and all you have to do afterwards is take care of the software. True and false.
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