Today’s medical device manufacturers are faced with several challenges: developing innovative devices connected to in-home, hospital, and office networks and…
Over the past two decades, medical devices have been increasingly likely to be connected to the outside world using Wi-Fi,…
Traditionally, software intended to run on a medical device was expected to be written by companies well versed in writing…
I have been using C for over 30 years; using it, teaching it, writing about it, supporting users. Of course,…
It was about 18 months ago that we decided on a schedule for retiring or, as I prefer to think…
My latest article on embedded.com has been published here. I am looking at why using dynamic memory in embedded applications…
In 1986, when I started my job at Microtec Research, I visited the United States for the first time. Specifically,…
Next week is Embedded World – the annual event when everybody involved with embedded system design descends on Nuremberg, Germany…
When I come into the house, I hang my keys on the hook. If I want my keys and they…
This week – Tuesday-Wednesday – there is a free-to-attend online event addressing a very topical subject: The Low Power Technologies…
It started during lock-down last year. My wife and I started to record things that we had learned each day…
My latest video blog is now available. This time I am looking at the initialization of variables and best practices…
