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
Embedded Insiders – Episode #15 – Is RISC-V Risky Business?
Researchers at Princeton recently found memory consistency errors in the RISC-V instruction set architecture (ISA), an extensible, open-source ISA spawned out of academia that is being …
Embedded Insiders – Episode #14 – Protecting Medical "Things"
This week the Embedded Insiders welcome David Kleidermacher, Chief Security Officer at BlackBerry and one of the leading security evangelists in the embedded and IoT technology markets.…
Embedded Insiders – Episode #13 – On the Road to Level 5 Autonomous Drive
The Embedded Insiders, Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis, both of Embedded Computing Design, drive into the Society of Automotive Engineer's (SAE's) six levels of autonomous driving. From ful…
Embedded Insiders – Analog and Smart Alix
The Embedded Insiders welcome in the newest member of the Embedded Computing Design editorial team, Alix Paultre. Alex will be covering analog and power topics from his home base outsid…
Embedded Insiders – The Wide (Area) World of IIoT Networking
As connectivity becomes cheaper, data becomes more valuable. This is a paradox the Embedded Insiders Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis explore in the context of low-power, wide-area network (…
Embedded Insiders – Episode #8 – Embedded World Preview
There's no rest for the weary, as the Embedded Insiders have been worn down with embedded world 2017 preparations before even leaving for the show. Still, Rich Nass, Executive Vice Pres…
The Embedded Insiders – Episode #7 – Survey Says!
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The Embedded Insiders – Episode #6 – Listen to Linus
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The Embedded Insiders – Episode #5 – IoT Evolution Recap and Next-Gen Engineers
IoT Evolution (East) concluded this week, with players from across the networking industry converging on Fort Lauderdale. A keynote by Mary Beth Hall, Director of IoT Platforms at Veriz…
The Embedded Insiders – Episode #4 – Inside TrustZone for Cortex-M with Reinhard Keil
In this week’s Embedded Experts Podcast, Embedded Com-puting Design editors Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis hash out some of the roadblocks of TrustZone technology with Rein-hard Keil, Seni…
The Embedded Insiders - Episode #3 - Where have all the OS vendors gone?
On this week’s podcast with the Embedded Experts, Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis, we look at the semi-shakeup in the world of operating systems. There’s been some acquisition and there’s b…
The Embedded Insiders – Episode #2 – Inside Advanced Driver Assistance Systems
This week, the self-appointed Embedded Experts, that being Brandon Lewis and Rich Nass of Embedded Computing Design, discussed automotive technologies. The duo got into autonomous drivi…
The Embedded Insiders – Episode #1 – CES 2017 Highlights
Embedded Computing Design editors Rich Nass and Brandon Lewis introduce the Embedded Tech Studio podcast, and review some of the highlights they experienced at CES 2017 in Las Vegas, NV…
Saving power in IoT sensor subsystems starts with the right IP
Brandon Lewis of Embedded Computing Design sat down with Ron Lowman, Strategic Marketing Manager for IoT at Synopsys in Austin, where the two discussed the challenges of developing sens…
Secure communications on the Internet of Things
According to Louis Parks, President and CEO of of SecureRF, the company’s security protocols for the IoT are computationally much more intensive than other types of security that are av…
NXP FTF 2016: Is the hysteria around connected device security warranted?
There's been a media frenzy around security breaches such as the Jeep hack, pacemaker's being compromised, and insulin pumps being commandeered, but is it really warranted? In all of th…
NXP FTF 2016: Eliminating tradeoffs of Java versus C in embedded, IoT
With the integration of IT and OT on the Internet of Things, Java is becoming more relevant to embedded development. However, traditional bottlenecks still persist with Java. In this in…
NXP FTF 2016: Security, criticality, and connected healthcare with QNX
In no other industry is the impact of connected device/system security more important than healthcare. The requirements for connected medical devices, and the data they transmit and sto…
NXP FTF 2016: The why and how of intelligent sensors at the edge
Sensors are complex, which is why so few companies are really developing them. For the past few years, however, Ian Chen, formerly of Freescale's Sensor Business Unit and now the Direct…
NXP FTF 2016: Security lifecycle management for IoT edge devices
At NXP's FTF 2016, Embedded Computing Design Technology Editor Brandon Lewis met with Gowri Chindalore, Head of Technology & Business Strategy at NXP Semiconductor. During the conversat…