Embedded World 2016: Day Zero
Embedded Computing Design's Rich Nass welcomes viewers to Embedded World 2016 pre-show from the OpenSystems Media booth in Nuremberg Messe, Hall 4, Booth 678.
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This week on the Embedded Insiders, Brandon and Rich discuss an age-old controversy: What’s more secure? Proprietary or open-source software?
Embedded Toolbox: Use Ada and Let the Compiler Do the Static Analysis
The Ada language abstracts most direct interaction with memory onto compilers, transitioning things like memory checks from a manual human operation to automatic. Get ready to save tons of debug time.
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Anaconda and IBM Watson Team to Simplify Enterprise Adoption of AI Open-Source Technologies
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On-Demand Training Available – Topics include Machine Learning, Security, Motor Control and So Much More!
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2:00congatec at Embedded World 2019
congatec's Zeljko Loncaric at Embedded World 2019 booth #1-358. Follow Embedded Computing Design: https://twitter.com/embedded_comp Visit congatec: https://www.congatec.com
1:17PMK Mess und Kommunikationstechnik at Embedded World 2019
Steve Sandler of Picotest at the PMK booth #4-403 at Embedded World. Follow Embedded Computing Design: https://twitter.com/embedded_comp Visit PMK: www.pmk.de/en/home Visit Picotest: https://www.p
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