How connected medical devices and integrated mobile applications address healthcare's biggest challenges
Because of the rapid population growth and increased lifestyle diseases, remote patient monitoring and health control have become some of the top emer...
Don't discount quiescent current in quest for longer battery life
Battery life is at a critical juncture as our smart, connected devices continue to shrink but are still expected to deliver more functionality and per...
Until recently, developers and manufacturers of medical devices have not been required to consider security in their products. New guidance from the U...
The Internet of Things is influencing nearly every aspect of our lives. Everything from our home appliances to traffic signals to our workplaces is co...
At CES 2017, French technology research institute Leti will introduce an electroencephalography (EEG) wearable device that measures brain-activity via...
Even on anticonvulsant medications, patients with epilepsy struggle with spontaneous seizures. While infrequent, patients experience persistent anxiet...
RTOS in the IoT: Where we are and where we're headed
The Internet of Things (IoT) has brought software developers from all walks of technology into the field of embedded system design, and with them vari...
electronica: Maxim demonstrates Pocket IO PLC with soccer ball
Industry 4.0 and wearables are the key areas of focus for Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. at electronica 2016, where they'll be presenting exactly how...
First stop for automotive design is the embedded lab
It's truly amazing how the focus of the automobile, at least from my jaded viewpoint, has made a complete turn from the mechanical engineers of Detroi...
Latest ADLink panel computer is aimed at medical applications
ADLink Technology is making a serious push into the medical domain with the release of its MLC 5 Series medical panel computer. Designed around a fift...
Compliance considerations for the medical Internet of Things
The medical industry is poised to take a quantum leap in available data from wearable IoT devices as well as advanced systems that can monitor, report...
The wearable device market is arguably seeing the fastest and most exciting growth across the entire electronics landscape. Just look at the changes f...
The search for a simpler, more cost-effective way to implement USB 3.0 functionality
The USB 3.0 SuperSpeed standard presents an order of magnitude increase in data rates compared with USB 2.0, thereby giving engineers the ability they...
From fitness to health, location-aware medical wearables are about to transform our lives
Combining the right features and functions can result in a product that goes well beyond a simple fitness tracker. According to Juniper Research, some...
electronica: Maxim demonstrates Pocket IO PLC with soccer ball
Industry 4.0 and wearables are the key areas of focus for Maxim Integrated Products, Inc. at electronica 2016, where they'll be presenting exactly how...
Slide show -- This was my first time attending FTF, which incidentally was also the first FTF since the NXP/Freescale merger. To be honest, it was one...
We cover five vertical industries here at Embedded Computing Design: industrial, consumer, automotive, military, and medical (note that IoT and securi...
If your company doesn't have someone who represents the "standards police," maybe you should, as I recently learned from someone who happens to hold t...
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