Blogs - Industries
Edge Intelligence in Industrial Domain
In today’s rapidly evolving industrial landscape, the convergence of advanced computing capabilities and operational technologies is paving the way for unprecedented efficiencies and innovations. At the forefront of this transformation is edge intelligence, a paradigm shift that’s redefining how industries process data, make decisions, and optimize operations.
LINT and CDC in VLSI: Ensuring Robust Design and Verification
This article explains the importance of LINT and CDC in VLSI design and verification. LINT is a process that checks the quality of the HDL code, while CDC is a process that verifies the signals crossing different clock domains. Both LINT and CDC aim to ensure robust design and prevent errors or failures in semiconductor devices.
LE Audio: The Future of Audio Connectivity
Bluetooth’s evolution culminates in version 5.2, featuring LE Audio for multi-device broadcasting, improved sound quality, and lower power consumption. Auracast™ standardizes audio broadcasts, while new applications emerge in entertainment and accessibility. This blog explores these advancements and their potential to revolutionize wireless audio connectivity for years to come.
Containerized Data Processing for IoT: Orchestrating Microservices at the Edge
Internet of Things (IoT) encompasses an imbricate nexus where quotidian instruments, cunningly wrought with arcane sensors and imbued with the intangible essence of software. This interconnectivity enables these objects to collect and share data, facilitating real-time monitoring, management, and improvement of various systems and processes. By leveraging IoT technology, businesses and individuals can achieve greater efficiency, automation, and enhanced decision-making capabilities, transforming the way we interact with the world around us.
Implementing Firmware Update Request in Charging Station Management Systems (CSMS) Using OCPP 1.6
As more people start using electric cars (EVs) and more places have charging stations for these cars, it’s important to keep the software in these charging stations updated. This software, called firmware, is like the brains of the charging station. Updating it regularly helps the charging station work better, be more reliable, and stay compatible with new technologies. In this article, we’ll explore the process of implementing firmware update requests in Charge Station Management Systems (CSMS) using OCPP 1.6, a standard protocol for managing electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure.
Exploring iOS External Accessory Framework with MFi Chips: A Developer’s Guide
The External Accessory Framework facilitates communication between iOS devices and MFi (Made for iPhone/iPad) certified external accessories like hardware devices and sensors, ensuring compatibility, security, and reliability through Apple’s authentication chip. The External Accessory Framework lists connected EAAccessory devices and uses NotificationCenter for events like EAAccessoryDidConnect and EAAccessoryDidDisconnect to monitor connections. EASessions, filtered by communication protocols, enable data transfer through input and output streams for interacting with these devices.
How AI-enabled chipsets are different from general-purpose chipsets
AI-enabled chips are revolutionizing computing with their unique architecture and capabilities. These specialized chips, including GPUs, FPGAs, and ASICs, are designed to handle the high data processing requirements of AI workloads. By leveraging parallel processing, large memory capacities, and energy efficiency, AI chips outperform general-purpose chips in tasks such as image recognition, natural language processing, and autonomous vehicles, unlocking new frontiers in artificial intelligence and shaping the future of technology.
Noise and Distortion of an Audio Signal
When any signal is travelling from one medium to another medium, some characteristics are changed or unwanted signals are added. This unwanted signal is known as noise and characteristics which is changed to the signal is known as distortion. Noise is harder to remove than distortion. Different types of noise and distortion are explained.
Secure by Design Principles for External Accessible Interfaces
“Secure by design” is a proactive approach that emphasizes incorporating security measures into the design process from the outset. By adhering to key principles such as least privilege access, secure default settings, and fail-secure designs, organizations can mitigate risks, reduce vulnerabilities, and create resilient systems. This blog explores the essence of “secure by design” and its importance in the modern cybersecurity landscape.