Embedded Insiders
Hosted on the www.embeddedcomputing.com website, the Embedded Insiders Podcast is a fun electronics talk show for hardware design engineers, software developers, and academics. Organized by Tiera Oliver, Assistant Managing Editor, and Ken Briodagh, Editor-in-Chief of Embedded Computing Design, each episode highlights embedded industry veterans who tackle trends, news, and new products for the embedded, IoT, automotive, security, artificial intelligence, edge computing, and other technology marketplaces in a light and accessible format.
- Update frequency
- every 15 days
- Average duration
- 21 minutes
- Episodes
- 280
- Years Active
- 2016 - 2025
Five Minutes with…Wael Diab, Chair, IIC
The Industrial Internet Consortium, aka the IIC, works with many different organizations to ensure that, amongst other issues, there’s smooth sailing between organizations when making a…
Embedded Insiders - Episode #31 - You’ve chosen MIPS? Uh-Oh!
The Embedded Insiders take a look at the news of the week. This week, we looked at some of the terminology used in the IoT, namely the Mist verses the Edge versus the Fog. What are all …
Five Minutes With…John Glossner, President, HSA Foundation
I was only marginally aware of the work being done by the HSA Foundation, which stands for Heterogeneous System Architecture. So, my first question in this week’s Five Minutes with… to …
Embedded Insiders – Episode #30 – How Open is Open and What is GE Thinking?
This week, the Embedded Insiders briefly consider ABB's acquisition of GE Industrial Solutions, and wonder if GE is going too digital. Then, the two discuss "open source". The term is w…
Embedded Insiders Podcast – Episode #29 – Machine Learning: Fact or Fiction
A few weeks ago, the Embedded Insiders tackled the topic of artificial intelligence and machine learning. After further review, one of the Insiders called foul, saying that there’s noth…
Embedded Insiders Podcast – Episode #28 – Secure Your Network, No Matter the Cost
As the old axiom goes, “if you have to ask the price, then you can’t afford it.” I’m here to say that nothing could be further from the truth when it comes to securing your network. In …
Embedded Insiders – Episode #27 – The Vicious Cycle of Electric Vehicles
The Embedded Insiders stumble upon an interesting question this week: Why haven't hybrid and electric vehicles been more successful? The capability to support these technologies has bee…
Embedded Insiders – Episode #26 – Keeping an eye on connected devices with data categorization
"Data classification" is helpful for analyzing information in IoT environments to support business intelligence applications, but it's also an elegant way of monitoring the behavior of …
Embedded Insiders – Episode #25 – Hacker Deception
A FireEye report recently found that the cyber threats that have penetrated an organization's network defenses have an average dwell time of almost 5 months before they are discovered a…
Embedded Insiders – Episode #24 – Back the the future with the Kontron/S&T merger
With shrinking margins in the board and module market, companies are merging to acquire proficiency in areas like software and networking. That’s precisely the driver behind the Kontron…
Embedded Insiders – Episode #23 – Into the Mist as the IIoT Goes Private
One half of the Embedded Insiders made a trip to Southern California this week, where he encountered to opposite sides of the Industrial IoT spectrum. On one end, engineers from ADL Emb…
Embedded Insiders – Episode #22 – NAND flash forward
The NAND flash memory market has evolved (or devolved depending on who you ask) into a battle of the BoMs, where the lowest price usually wins. But is that really the only consideration…
Embedded Insiders – Episode #21 – In the summertime we've got dev kits on our minds
In the summertime when the weather is hot, the Embedded Insiders are indoors with development kits on their minds. Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis have been doing some hardware hacking of t…
Embedded Insiders – Episode #20 – Making "Connections" at the Industrial IoT University
Embedded Computing Design's second Industrial IoT University conference occurred this week, with industry experts from Cisco, zigbee alliance, Digi International, LoRa Alliance, Trusted…
Embedded Insiders - Episode #19 - Revisiting RTOS Independence: Who Will Be the Last Man Standing
Earlier this year the Embedded Insiders posed the question, “Where have all the RTOS vendors gone?” During that discussion the Insiders offered that silicon companies have gobbled up in…
Embedded Insiders – Episode #18 – AWS Greengrass: Are OT Device Management Pastures Getting Greener?
As IT and OT players stake out their claims in the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) landscape, Amazon and partner Ayla Networks are deploying a technology called AWS Greengrass that…
Embedded Insiders - Episode #10 - Embedded World Day 3 Recap
Wrapping up embedded world 2017 from their hotel bar, the Embedded Insiders, Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis of Embedded Computing Design, discuss some of the highlights they saw on Day 3 o…
Embedded Insiders - Episode #9 - Embedded World 2017 Day 1 and 2 Recap
Embedded Computing Design editors Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis review some of the highlights from days one and two of embedded world 2017, including how software and solutions continue t…
Embedded Insiders - Episode #16 - Power, PCIM, and Europe
Once again, power takes center stage, at least in this week’s Embedded Insiders podcast. ECD Power Editor Alix Paultre is at the PCIM show in Germany, Europe’s premier event for the pow…
Embedded Insiders - Episode #17 - How the IIC Connectivity Framework Is Like Whales, Seals, and Bats
Many types of animals live on land, many more in the sea, and more still spend their time airborne. What’s that got to do with the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)? Earlier this yea…