NXP Smarter World Blog The new i.MX RT1180 includes a Gb Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) Switch enabling real-time rich networking integration handling both time-sensitive and industrial real-time communication, includes a state-of-the-art EdgeLock® secure enclave, and an extensive developer ecosystem for a simplified microcontroller design experience. Manufacturers worldwide are already leveraging Industrial IoT (IIoT) technologies

NXP Smarter World Blog Talk to just about anyone in the Smart Home business these days – technology providers, OEMs, ecosystem partners, independent design houses – and you’ll hear a lot of excitement. The market is hot. The necessary infrastructure is widely available, with internet access, wireless connectivity, and even edge processing commonly featured in

Modern cars and trucks are evolving into supercomputers on wheels. Millions of lines of code written, checked, debugged and secured to offer safety, security and performance features but also comfort and entertainment options, driving the entire automotive industry forward to provide complex and elegant solutions meant to be invisible for drivers and passengers. Vehicles

NXP blog: an interview with Patrick Pype, Director of Strategic Partnerships Patrick is an outspoken advocate of a concept called “the Internet of Vehicles,” or “IoV,” which suggests a novel and very actionable idea of looking at smart tech not only as augmenting transportation but transforming how and what it accomplishes. The IoV, like the

"As engineers, we’re always learning and developing new skills and knowledge. That’s why we at NXP have been working diligently to bring you new eIQ machine learning (ML) software enablement solutions and new ML training materials to enable your next generation of smart and aware embedded products. We encourage you to explore the robust set

NXP blog A growing number of everyday digital devices, including things like smartphones, door locks, and even the latest cars, now use a wireless feature called spatial awareness. A spatially aware digital device can understand where it is in relation to other devices, and then respond to changes in the positioning of those devices. Spatial

Edge computing and edge processing are key to the future of Smart Home, but realizing the full potential of the opportunity means optimizing a range of technologies and garnering support across a remarkably broad ecosystem. In this episode of the Smarter World Podcast, guest host Jonathan Collins, research director for Smart Home and Smart Health