embedded world 2018

Nuremberg Exhibition Centre, Germany — Feb 27, 2018

Exhibition

Visit Arm^® at embedded world, Hall 4, Stand 4-140. Arm will be showing the following demos at the booth:

• Safety meets efficiency: see how the Arm C/C++ Compiler with certified libraries and Keil RTX RTOS with MPU support accelerate application development for functional safety. The components meet the requirements for ISO 26262, IEC 61508, EN 50128, IEC 62304.
  
• Accelerated IoT node development: use Arm software components and power optimization tools to free up time for coding. Using ULINKplus in a case study, we optimized hardware and software of a battery-powered Bluetooth beacon. The battery life improved from original 360 days to 840 days.
  
• Developing software for multicore SoCs: Demand for increased intelligence in consumer devices is driving complexity in new platforms. The Arm CoreLink™ SGM-775 System Guidance model is an example of a typical compute system containing multi-core Cortex-A75 Cortex-A55 processors with Arm DynamIQ™ technology, and includes a Cortex-M3 system control processor. This DS-5 Development Studio demonstration show cases how to simultaneously debug all the cores in the system from early boot stages, to bringing up the system control processor, effectively managing powered down cores and debugging the Linux kernel.
  

Conference

Arm will be presenting the following technical sessions at the embedded world Conference:

• Tuesday, February 27, 11:30 - 12:00:
  Session 05: Software Engineering I
  Title: Automotive Software Solutions for Complex Safety-Certifiable Designs of the Future
  Speaker: Daniel Bernal
• Tuesday, February 27, 11:30 - 12:00:
  Session 08: Connectivity I
  Title: Enabling Firmware Updates Over LPWANs
  Speaker: Jan Jongboom
• Tuesday, February 27, 12:00 - 12:30:
  Exhibitor's forum, hall 4, stand 4-428
  Title: Scaling IoT with edge computing and heterogeneous Arm devices
  Speaker: Stefano Cadario, Prof. Robert Oshana (NXP)
• Wednesday, February 28, 12:00 - 12:30:
  Session 11 I: Securing Embedded Devices I
  Title: Bringing TrustZone from Mobile to IoT Requires a New Approach
  Speaker: Robert Coombs
• Wednesday, February 28, 13:30 - 14:00:
  Session 18: Software Engineering IV/Software Quality II
  Title: How Can You Sustain High Performance with Functional Safety Features?
  Speaker: Jon Taylor
• Wednesday, February 28, 17:00 - 17:30:
  Session 16: Power Supply Design and Management
  Title: Understanding Where the Power Goes in an Energy Efficient System
  Speaker: Rod Watt
• Thursday, March 1, 10:00 - 10:30:
  Session 33: Hardware: The Right Choice
  Title: When is a Custom SoC the Right Choice for IoT Products?
  Speaker: Michele Riga
• Thursday, March 1, 11:30 - 12:00:
  Session 26 I: Cryptography I
  Title: Providing Cryptography for Your System
  Speaker: Simon Butcher
• Thursday, March 1, 13:30 - 14:00:
  Exhibitor's forum, hall 3A, stand 3A-610
  Title: Accelerating automotive product development cycle with virtual prototypes
  Speaker: Daniel Owens
• Thursday, March 1, 15:30 - 16:00:
  Session 30: Multicore Systems
  Title: Running Machine Learning Optimally on Heterogeneous, Low-Power Platforms
  Speaker: Tim Hartley
• Thursday, March 1, 16:00 - 16:30:
  Session 30: Multicore Systems
  Title: Triple Core ARM Based Architecture for Radiation Environments
  Speakers: Balaji Venu, Ross Bannatyne (VORAGO Technologies)

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