Embedded World 2026 Recap: AI, Safety, and the Tools That Stood Out
I’ve been going to Embedded World long enough that I can usually predict the themes before I arrive in Nuremberg….
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I’ve been going to Embedded World long enough that I can usually predict the themes before I arrive in Nuremberg….
Every embedded product eventually needs to sense something. Temperature. Vibration. Pressure. Humidity. And every time, the story plays out the…
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Every embedded engineer has a printf story. You add a quick debug statement, rebuild, flash, and suddenly the timing bug…
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Every year, we get the same question: “What are the embedded systems trends I should be paying attention to?” Most…
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You might think that using Claude Code for Firmware development doesn’t matter. Sadly, your thinking would be misplaced. AI Assistants…
Embedded teams often underestimate how much value a good code review can bring. Even a simple LED blinky application contains…
If you’ve been in the embedded systems industry for at least a few years, you’ve undoubtedly encountered FreeRTOS. It’s the…