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If you're doing any driving through fast-food restaurants these days, you've probably seen some of the workers communicating via head sets. What you don't see is that one of our SOM's may be part of the behind the scenes technology.
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The NFL will be issuing tablets for the players and coaches to use on the sidelines to review (and annotate) pictures of plays. But the laptops will have limited functionality: no video, no Internet, and the NFL will keep them under lock and key between games to that no team tampers with them.
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Peloton Tech is introducing an interesting new system that will enable trucks to form electronically-linked convoys, saving on fuel and improving safety.
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Here's a rundown of the events that Critical Link will be attending over coming months. If you're in the neighborhoods...
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ON Semi has been making a lot of moves this year, which tells me that we'll be seeing more and more applications using imaging out there.
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Last month, Critical Link received the news that we've achieve ISO 9001:2008 certification. We're proud of our team, and of this acknowledgement of our focus on quality.
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In this fourth and final post on Oshana and Kraeling's series on “Optimizing Embedded Software for Power Efficiency” I recap their discussion of peripheral and algorithmic optimization.
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Critical Link doesn't run into BeagleBone in competitive situations. That's the nature of our customers, who are typically bringing a complex, high-value, built-to-last applications to market
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This is the third in a series of blog posts based on some articles by Rob Oshana and Mark Kraeling that ran in Embedded.com in May. In this “episode”, the focus is on “optimizing data flow and memory.”
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I haven't seen the new Amazon Fire Phone yet, but it looks like it has some cool things going for it, especially on the camera end.
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