IoT Blog Written By Experts For Experts

Testing video output from Qualcomm® RB3 Gen 2 dev kit in LAVA LAVA’s main goal is to drive testing on the DUT (Device Under Test) itself.

Developing a connected embedded device based on a Linux® distribution is never going to be easy.

Over the years I’ve come to respect distro builders. They can do things that blow the minds of traditional software engineers .

In the embedded computing industry, the momentum of innovation might fluctuate, but it never stops. There is always the next new thing to adapt to .

The original Qualcomm® RB3 development kit was, from the hardware standpoint, the stuff that embedded developers’ dreams are made of.

The implementation of the European Union’s (EU) Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) will require every manufacturer of connected embedded devices selling into the European market to follow cybersecurity best practices

The use of containers is becoming mainstream in the development of embedded computing and IoT devices.

For this Insider’s View, Anna Chadenkova, Senior Marketing Manager, sat down with Caio Pereira, a Customer Success Engineering Lead, to talk about the ways he helps customers in their use of the FoundriesFactory™ platform – and about the most rewarding part of his job.