Editor's Choice Products
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A wide range of I/O in SWaP-constrained spaces
UAVs, aircraft, and ground vehicles are tough applications to design for, with SWaP restrictions and deployment in harsh environments. And with other increasing data collection roles, the demands are even higher for performance. Ballard Technology hits the target with its AB3000 Series rug...
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Allowing UAVs to get the big picture
Recently UAV use has picked up speed in military and civilian surveillance and monitoring tasks, and we can expect to see more development, in part because of the DoD’s push for a smaller, more agile, and more connected defense plan. For UAV missions to be successful, quality video c...
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Putting power-guzzling devices on a diet
I don’t know how many times I’ve been stuck without a power cable or an extra battery when one of my devices begins feebly blinking its last bar of battery life away – but soon that could be happening a lot less often. For most consumers it’s just convenience, thoug...
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The veteran PC/104 family still going strong
PC/104 turns 20 this year, but the form factor family is still a contender in the fast-moving SFF market. ADL Embedded Solutions is keeping PC/104 up to speed in its PCIe/104 incarnation with the ADLQM67PC SBC. This SBC won’t shy away from today’s graphics-heavy focus, with a 2...
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Securing the development process
Connected embedded devices from medical to automotive to consumer systems are going online at an unprecedented pace, and are the next target for malicious attacks through software vulnerability exploits. The bad news is security hasn’t been a top priority for embedded developers in t...
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Making well-rounded, secure smart energy devices
Smart grid initiatives are taking off around the world, and security issues associated with metering and other factors are among the top concerns for utility customers and device makers alike. Green Hills Software’s Next Generation Platform for Smart Energy allows developers to focus...
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Securing the development process
Connected embedded devices from medical to automotive to consumer systems are going online at an unprecedented pace, and are the next target for malicious attacks through software vulnerability exploits. The bad news is security hasn’t been a top priority for embedded developers in t...
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Staying connected on rough rides
Can you hear me now? The answer is “of course” when Eurotech’s DynaVIS 10-00 connected rugged display is handling communications networks, even in harsh environments. Built-in GPS also helps pinpoint its location. A wide range of communications interfaces – wired an...
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An in-vehicle PC built for speed and performance
Fast cars can’t be held up with a slow start. Portwell’s PCS-8277 in-vehicle telematics PC keeps embedded transportation systems fast by beating the clock with a 5-second boot time, even while loaded with high- performance features. And unlike some high-maintenance Ferrari, thi...
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ADLQM67PC PCIe/104 Intel Core i7, 2.2 GHz
When high-performance processing is a must in harsh conditions, old processors and inferior graphics capabilities won’t cut it. That’s why Advanced Digital Logic’s ADLQM67PC SBC uses a (Sandy Bridge) 2nd Gen Intel Core i7 processor and Intel’s HD Graphics 300 engine...
