The Right to Disconnect: Designing Embedded Systems That Respect User Attention
In the world of connected devices, from industrial controllers to consumer wearables, the fundamental responsibility of an embedded engineer is
In the world of connected devices, from industrial controllers to consumer wearables, the fundamental responsibility of an embedded engineer is
In the ongoing global race toward net-zero emissions, the spotlight is rightfully placed on large-scale, tangible infrastructure, electric vehicles, grid
In the golden age of embedded systems, which is arguably right now, the complexity of our designs is escalating beyond
Undocumented silicon is the forbidden territory of embedded engineering. It refers to the registers, instruction sets, memory regions, or operational
For decades, the embedded engineering world has relied on a handful of metrics as the primary indicators of system health:
The world of embedded systems is undergoing a profound transformation. As billions of devices—from tiny IoT sensors to complex automotive
In the world of embedded systems, security is a layered defense. We’ve all spent countless hours building robust software defenses:
In the relentless pursuit of technological perfection, embedded engineers often find themselves on a treadmill of over-engineering. We’re taught to
Embedded engineers, we’re living in a world of unprecedented change. The devices we design are no longer isolated, single-function boxes.
Embedded systems are the unsung heroes of our modern world, quietly powering everything from smart wearables and medical implants to