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The Impact of AI on Vision-Based Edge Devices

 Imagine applications powered by AI vision, processing data instantly, securely and right at the edge. That’s the revolution of vision-based edge applications and it’s changing the game for every industry. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into vision-based edge devices…

Requirements Management: Traceability

 Traceability is a sub-discipline of requirements management within software development and systems engineering and it mainly serves the purpose of accelerating and improving development activities. As a result, it also prevents software defects by visualizing relationships between components. Let’s describe…

Industry 4.0: Super Easy Explanation

 The industrial revolution has gone through many phases to reach where it is today. It began from the days of manually operated simple machines to hydro/steam-powered machines. The next revolution was the era of electricity-powered plants and today, industrialization has…

Real-time database management systems for critical applications

 In the most general sense, database management enables users to define, create, maintain and control access to the database. If we translate this into the sphere of critical systems, like avionics and aircraft navigation systems, driver assistance systems, critical medical…

Choosing a BIOS for an embedded x86 design

 Which BIOS you can use for your embedded X86 device depends on a number of interdependent factors: Is this a one-time off design, or are you planning multiple designs and/or derivatives? Are you expecting to switch to newer CPU SKU’s…