Establishing the safety and security of medical device software is critical to protect patients. The IEC 62304 standard provides a…
If testing and protecting your device from known issues, is equivalent to closing a treasure vault’s door, by that analogy,…
More than ever, embedded devices of today are leaning on open source solutions like Linux. The ease, versatility, and flexibility…
Another guest appearance this week. My colleague Faheem Sheikh is a member of the Mentor Embedded engineering team. He wanted…
Most people feel the need to know the date and have a fairly accurate idea of what time it is….
Well, tomorrow is the big day. ESC San Jose 2012 [now part of DESIGN West] runs for 3 days and…
In a recent post, I had a bit of a rant about bad presentations. I primarily lay the blame at…
Next week, the Embedded Systems Conference will take place in San Jose, California. Except that it has a new name:…
You go through life and there are things that are always there and you expect them to always remain. And…
I was lucky enough to be invited to a preview of the results from UBM’s annual survey of embedded developers….
There is an English idiom: “There are many ways to skin a cat”. Unpleasant an image though that is [even…
As I mentioned last week, I went to Embedded World in Nuremberg. The show itself seemed very busy – it…
