How to build robust and scalable M2M
infrastructures for the Internet of Things
This webinar examines the differences between
IoT and M2M, and the critical characteristics
needed in any system that is to be deployed
for Internet of Things applications. Eurotech
has over 15 years of experience in building
M2M systems based upon paradigms that have
since been gathered together and become
known as the Internet of Things. Today, this
critical knowledge is distilled into an integration
platform and device framework which does
the heavy lifting for users wanting to build
and deploy reliable managed M2M solutions
where data can be easily shared between
devices, applications and stakeholders.
Advanced power management helps
bring improved performance to highly
integrated x86 processors
Complex heterogeneous processors have the
potential to leave a large amount of perform-
ance headroom untapped when workloads
don’t utilize all cores. Advanced power man-
agement techniques for x86 processors are
designed to reduce the power of underutilized
cores while also allowing for dynamic allocation
of the thermal budget between cores for
improved performance.
Turn-key authentication and brand
protection
The counterfeit business in electronic devices
continues to expand - pushing demand for
robust authentication and brand protection
solutions. To meet the growing counterfeit
challenge, Infineon decided to take the com-
plexity and cost out of embedded security
designs for electronic devices - introducing
OPTIGA Trust.
Motor control no longer needs to be
inefficient, noisy or difficult
With the new Kinetis V series microcontrollers,
motor control no longer needs to be inefficient,
noisy or difficult. Built on the latest ARM®
Cortex®-M0+ and Cortex-M4 cores, the Kinetis
V series consists of multiple MCU families
with scalable performance, memory and feature
integration to address everything from entry
level BLDC motors to advanced PMSM and
ACIM motors. During this webinar you will
learn about its high performance cores, analog
and timing peripherals and best-in-class en-
ablement including reference designs, software
libraries and motor configuration tools.
VxWorks 7 – the real-time operating
system for the Internet of Things
In this talk, Dinyar Dastoor, Vice President,
Wind River takes us through an interesting
journey on how the world is changing with
Internet of things. In this new world, device
manufacturers face new set of challenges of
scalability, security and safety related applica-
tions. Apart from elaborating these challenges,
he also explains how the latest generation of
VxWorks 7 RTOS is designed to address these
challenges. This would be also be a good watch
for anyone trying to find out what is “Internet
of Things” and how it affect design of device
functionality.
New methods for debugging of deeply
embedded multicore systems
The webtalk illustrates the new challenges for
a debugger with the newmulticore architectures
AURIX (Infineon), Qorivva (Freescale) and
SPC57x (STMicroelectronics). It describes so-
lutions in the Universal Debug Engine from
PLS for a multicore awareness of the user in-
terface and a method for run control and
synchronization. Other important topics like
the observation of multiple cores during run
time and functions of system level debugging
like code coverage and profiling are also part
of the presentation.
Big Analog Data: the big data for
engineers and scientists
Engineers and scientists worldwide are ac-
quiring vast amounts of data at very high
speeds. Physics experiments can generate tens
of terabytes in just a few seconds. Testing of
jet engines or electric power turbines can gen-
erate similar amounts in a matter of hours.
Even smart grid measurements can generate
terabytes of data over the course of a month.
Capturing, analyzing, and sharing this data is
a “Big Analog Data*” problem.
Virtualization for embedded solutions in
industrial and automation applications
This webinar discusses AMD-V technology, a
set of unique on-chip features that help AMD
processor-based platforms run multiple oper-
ating systems and applications on a single
platform by improving the efficiency of virtu-
alization software. AMD supports choice in
the marketplace. DAS 1.0 and open standards-
based management tools and technology
provide the essential management features
businesses need to easily and flexibly support
embedded systems. AMD DAS is a term used
to describe the various open standards based
technologies used to help fulfill the increasing
security and reliability needs of embedded
solutions and includes DASH, AMD Virtual-
ization, and Security.
Why engineers should take a 2nd look
at MicroTCA
In this talk VadaTech Marketing Director Justin
Moll takes a view of the MicroTCA architecture
today vs. the early days, because many people
have misperceptions about the architecture.
The compact size, performance, and low cost
of MicroTCA has made it increasingly popular
for high-performance embedded computing
applications in Mil/Aero, Communications,
Physics, and many Industrial applications. But,
many people have misperceptions about the
architecture. The presentation shows the vast
differences of this cutting-edge architecture
from inception to today.
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