Embedded World is a leading event in Nuremberg focused on embedded systems, offering a platform for industry leaders, innovators, and engineers to showcase cutting-edge technologies in hardware, software, and integrated systems. With advancements in IoT, AI, and automotive electronics, the event highlights the latest trends in embedded design, from real-time processing to edge computing. Innovations in microcontrollers, FPGA, and embedded OS solutions play a critical role in modernizing industries such as automotive, medical technology, and industrial automation. Embedded World serves as a key showcase for the ongoing evolution of electronics systems and technology development worldwide.
At Embedded World 2026 we caught up with Greg Sheridan, Vice President of Strategy & Product at Octavo Systems, as part of our promotional coverage for the event. He asks: What if your processor, memory, and power were already solved – before you even start your design? In the interview, Greg also explains how System-in-Package (SiP) technology is transforming embedded ...
At Embedded World 2026 we caught up with Don Cantow, General Manager of Altium, as part of our promotional coverage for the event. He shares the advances that Octopart Discover, the latest iteration of Octopart, is bringing to users and the industry. And he also explains how Octopart Discover can accelerate product-to-market time by helping engineers identify complete solutions, not ...
At Embedded World 2026 we caught up with Coby Hanoch, CEO of Weebit Nano, as part of our promotional coverage for the event. He explains why we need a new kind of NVM (Non-Volatile Memory), which big companies are using, and how it enables new embedded applications in AI, compute in memory and neuromorphic. Thank you to Coby for his ...
The Eclipse Foundation announced updates to the Open VSX Registry, its vendor-neutral extension registry for tools built on the VS Code extension API. The registry is used in AI-enabled and cloud-based developer platforms, including Amazon’s Kiro, Google’s Antigravity, Cursor, IBM’s Bob, VSCodium, Windsurf and Ona (formerly Gitpod). A new pre-publication verification network will identify security risks. The framework enables the ...
An edge server and PLC controller for industrial automation, field comms and IoT edge applications by Sfera Labs are based on Raspberry Pi 4 and 5. The Strato Pi Plus edge server uses a Raspberry Pi RP2354 microcontroller to handle critical, real-time functions and system supervision, independently of the main processor. There is also an independent hardware watchdog designed to ...
Unifying embedded software files, datasheets and applications notes for Renesas’ RA family of MCUs, Renesas 365 is the company’s cloud-based environment for system development, device lifecycle management and concept validation. It is powered by Altium and, according to Renesas Electronics, is the first platform to bring silicon and systems together across an open ecosystem at scale. It allows engineering teams ...
The GPX10 Pro SoC has 10 programmable AI cores for a custom instruction set and is based on Ambient Scientific’s proprietarty DigAn architecture and MAC circuit design. The chip’s AI engine supports a variety of neural networking model types, including CNNs, RNNs, LSTMs and GRUs, locally at the edge. According to Ambient Scientific, the SoC offers up to 100x improvements ...
Nordic Semiconductor has updated its Fuel Gauge software to v2.0. This is the battery health system for its nPM1300 and nPM1304 power management ICS. The release adds State-of-Health estimation, adaptive battery modelling, and long-term fleet analytics capabilities, says Nordic. Basically, extending battery management for a wider range of power-constrained IoT products. Fuel Gauge Fuel Gauge v2.0 runs on any host ...
A roundup of all the latest electronics news from Embedded World in Nuremberg.
PLS unveiled its Universal Debug Engine (UDE) 2026 at Embedded World in Nuremberg. As well as new features, the range of supported high-end MCUs and embedded processors has also been expanded. Data can now be determined not only by the trace system of the respective microcontroller, but also by sampling via the debug interface, highlights PLS. Particualrly useful for MCUs ...
