The Latest in Embedded Products

    Nov. 20, 2020
    In this roundup, we will take a look at the latest embedded technologies to hit the market in 2020.

    Both hardware and software dominate the embedded industry and have evolved to keep pace with new technologies' latest innovations. With the close of 2020 coming closer, most of those new embedded innovations take the form of more powerful microcontrollers and efficient toolsets that make development quick and easy. RISC and Java architectures have become more prominent within embedded systems, as well as single-board computers (SBCs) that can tackle today’s communications requirements. In this roundup, we will take a look at the latest embedded technologies to hit the market in 2020.

    About the Author

    Cabe Atwell

    Engineer, Machinist, Maker, Writer. A graduate Electrical Engineer actively plying his expertise in the industry and at his company, Gunhead. When not designing/building, he creates a steady torrent of projects and content in the media world. Many of his projects and articles are online at element14 & SolidSmack, industry-focused work at EETimes & EDN, and offbeat articles at Make Magazine. Currently, you can find him hosting webinars and contributing to Penton’s Electronic Design and Machine Design.

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