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There's a new restaurant in Boston where the food is prepared by robots. (We're not obsolete yet: humans add the finishing touches!)
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A scientist in the UK has perfected a way to make the clothing doctors and nurses wear “germ-proof.”
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Technology keeps making those glorious fireworks on The Glorious Fourth even more glorious!
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A small supplier was recently indicted for selling counterfeit electronics components. A warning to be very careful of your supply chain!
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TI's AWR1642 mmWave radar chip is bringing us closer to the realization of fully-autonomous vehicles.
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I’m a dog person. I was going to say that I’m also a robot person, but that would sound like I’m saying I’m a robot. So not true!...Because of these dual interests, I was of course interested in the news that Boston Dynamics’ robotic dog will become commercially available next year.
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I’m always on the lookout for novel and interesting gadgets, so I was happy when a friend in Boston pointed the Wave from Embr Labs my way. The Wave is a wearable, a device you wear on your wrist – remember your wrist? That part at the end of your arm where you used to wear […]
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Earlier posts in this series on "Embedded Computing for High Performance" focused on target architectures and multiprocessor and multicore architectures; core-based architectural enhancement and hardware accelerators; and performance. In this installment, we cover power and energy consumption.
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This is the third in a series of posts summarizing the excerpt from "Embedded Computing for High Performance", published recently on embedded.com. This one covers performance itself.
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We're often asked just what embedded imaging is so we've put together a brief video that provides a high level explanation of a technology that's becoming increasingly prevalent across a broad range of applications.
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