Embedded Engineering
QNX in a Nutshell: The Reliable OS for Safety-Critical Systems
QNX is a commercial & safely certified Unix-like real-time operating system primarily
Bhavin Sharma
QNX is a commercial & safely certified Unix-like real-time operating system primarily
The foundation of many contemporary electronic products is deeply anchored in embedded hardware design since this is the essential parameter that governs the performance, versatility, and overall applicability of the technology powering the next-generation devices. It is also not about developing a physical system, but about developing solutions tailored to a constantly changing application space including IoT, automation, surveillance, and consumer electronics. The concept of specific hardware design is incredibly crucial because without it you can’t achieve the desired, unique, and highly efficient products. Embedded system hardware design is beyond common development approaches yet, in its application, it demands the
To know more about Google AOSP contribution visit – Click Here Designing the embedded camera products involves a combination of hardware and software in their development hence requires one to have a good understanding of the two. These complex cameras are used in numerous applications, including industrial applications such as medical equipment, automobiles, video conferencing, security systems, aerospace, and defense. Each domain presents specific conditions and challenges that have a direct impact on their design and development. For instance, medical applications need very detailed images for proper diagnosis while automotive applications need images that can be processed in real time
The functionality of ASoC (ALSA System on Chip) has been subdivided into
Checkout more: Our upstream contribution towards LineageOS (an Android-based operating system) When venturing into Android-based system programming, it’s essential to understand the term called HAL. So what is a HAL ? In the realm of embedded systems, there exists a crucial component known as the Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL). This layer serves as a vital bridge between the hardware-specific drivers and the higher-level Java API framework utilized by applications on an Android device. Its primary function is to abstract the intricate hardware specifics, providing a simplified interface for both app developers and the Android framework. Consider the HAL as a
Qt, a highly embraced C++ framework, is employed extensively for crafting applications
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Smartphone usage has increased manifold upon introduction of Google’s Android. Since its
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