Denso is licensing ARM’s Cortex-R52 for automated driving systems and vehicle control reference platforms.

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Cypress releases a development kit for low-power high-performance IoT devices based around a programmable logic chip

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Bosch says the 48V battery is designed to offer a comparatively inexpensive way of cutting fuel consumption in hybrid vehicles.

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EOS Power has introduced a fan and cover kit for its (M)WLP225 series of 225W medical open-frame power supplies.

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Mouser will stock the Auvidea J1xx family of carrier boards for the NVIDIA Jetson TX1 and TX2 compute modules.

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Designed around millimetre-wave front end technology to test 76–81GHz radar systems which are being used in advanced driver assistance systems.

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An audio processor which aims to improve the quality of voice-activated smartphones has been developed by US-based firm Knowles.

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Ugrades e² studio for R-Car V3M with various features to boost the performance of ADAS and automated driving applications.

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I was looking for ways to do finite state machines in Arduino code. Forgive me here C and C++ programmers, for I do not dwell within your hallowed halls. This one, from SparkFun, is the most understandable one I have found yet, although I have no idea how long case statements take to execute. Before …

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41 years ago this year, a programmer wrote an “Open Letter to Hobbyists”. “As the majority of hobbyists must be aware,” wrote the programmer, “most of you steal your software.” The letter was a powerful plea that people should pay for software, The letter had zero effect on anyone, and the programmer’s software got so …

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