Long story short: How to determine what embedded system is the best for your application
Are you looking to source hardware for your embedded system? When faced with questions about software compatibility or required certifications, do you know exactly the needs of your application? In this article we will help you differentiate among embedded systems and how to make sure you are sourcing the appropriate hardware.
How Internet of Robotics Things Impacts Remote-Brain Robots?
When Mary Shelly wrote Frankenstein in 1818, little could humanity imagine about the fourth industrial revolution nowadays. The Industrial Revolution in the XIX century fundamentally changed economic activities, gender and power relationships, and social classes. Not only could we manufacture products faster and more safely but also with less effort. Introducing machines, chemical reactions,...
How do I Know if Raspberry PI, NVIDIA Jetson Nano, or Intel NUC are Appropriate Computers for my Industrial Robotic Application?
Regularly engineers look at three options when looking to source Single Board Computers for Robotic Applications: Raspberry Pi, NVIDIA Jetson Nano, and Intel NUC. But how you should choose between any of this or a customized solution? We will provide a guide in this blog post regarding the advantages of each option for Autonomous...
Understanding the End Game of Your Robotic Application to Guarantee Hardware Compatibility
Working in designing a robotic application? You probably need to know what to look for in hardware to make sure it is compatible with ROS operating system.
Welcome to the Mobile Robotic Hardware Jungle! Choose the Hardware That Better Adapts to Your Needs
Looking to source hardware for Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) or Automatic Guided Vehicle (AGVs)? Learn what it is a stake when choosing hardware for mobile robotic applications.
Mobile Robotic Applications Have Unique Hardware Requirements You Need to Be Aware Of
Why is it important to include industrial hardware in robots instead of commercial components? Many commercial hardware options offer the required processing capabilities, I/O options, footprint, etc. The catch? Mobile robotic and automation applications must tackle unique requirements.
Order 66: When Supply Chain Leaves Hardware Vulnerable to Attacks
If you are a Star Wars fan, you probably are familiar with order 66. A chip was inserted in the brain of Clones to moderate their behavior and insert instructions. This chip included Order 66, an instruction to eliminate Jedis. Although Jedis did hire Kaminoans to build a Clone Army, Emperor Palpatine exploited his...
How Can a Hardware OEM Help you Improve Security at Every Level?
Given the devastating consequences of cyberattacks, protecting your company should be a priority. Did you hear about the recent attack to the Fuel Pipeline in the United States of America? Cyberattacks are increasingly common across all industries and regularly involve great financial losses.
5 Tips on How to Apply Hardware Hardening to Your Facilities
So far, we have been analyzing strategies and techniques to avoid hardware attacks that can be requested or purchased during the manufacturing stage. But what happens if you have legacy equipment, installed equipment, or if you want to start diagnosing or applying an enterprise-wide security strategy? Let ’s look at ways to reduce the...
Common Hardware Security Threats and How to Avoid Them
Hardware attacks do not usually make the news. But they can capture headlines. Gaining physical access to hardware is difficult but not impossible. After all, this can be a way to conduct corporate espionage, extort money, or steal important documents. If you read our previous blog about why it is important to protect your hardware,...