Physical artificial intelligence (PAI) enables machines to perceive, reason, and act within the real world, bridging the gap between digital AI (DAI), sometimes called virtual AI, and physical action.

Discover the essentials of embedded software and how hardware engineers can efficiently handle software responsibilities.

Most edge AI demonstrations operate flawlessly in controlled environments with stable networks, predictable traffic, and ...

Physical artificial intelligence (PAI) refers to AI systems that can perceive, understand, reason about, and interact with ...

The NuMicro M55M1 AI MCU from Nuvoton Technology, developed in collaboration with the Industrial Technology Research ...

When 6G discussions began, the telecom industry lacked sufficient 5G experience to determine what worked, what didn’t, and ...

The RMCA automotive-grade thick film chip resistor series from Stackpole Electronics is qualified to the AEC-Q200 standard ...

The JANPTX family of surface-mount transient voltage suppressor devices from Microchip Technology is qualified to ...

The STEV high-voltage contactor series from Sensata Technologies is designed for battery electric and plug-in hybrid vehicle ...

For safety-critical and highly regulated situations such as advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and automated driving ...

A8 from Yokogawa Corporation of America are Linux-based embedded controllers built on Ubuntu 24.04 with real-time patches, ...

As network architectures strain under the combined weight of cloud growth, AI acceleration, and rising power constraints, ...