Embedded software typically remains unchanged after the product it powers is launched. So how can you be sure that your code is bug-free? Here we delve into the world of software testing to find out!

From an embedded software engineer’s point of view, a car has become a mobile box full of embedded systems. This article reviews all aspects of embedded software in cars, including operating systems, ...

The increasing complexity of embedded systems is challenging traditional development and testing methods. This trend is exemplified by Volvo’s new electric flagship model EX90, which features advanced ...

When I first started to develop embedded software more than 15 years ago, embedded software engineers had a very specific skillset. They were often electrical engineers who not only understood how the ...

While other programming languages maintained a relatively modest following, Python has emerged as an interesting alternative for embedded systems programming. Despite relatively low numbers of ...

Embedded software, once a challenge to write, update, and optimize, is following the route of other types of software. It is abstracted, simpler to use, and much faster to write. But in some cases, it ...

Enabling a closed-loop behavioral representation of a vehicle’s software and hardware systems for continuous validation throughout the product lifecycle. The rising intelligence and connectivity of ...

In a recent article in Integrated Communications Design, Mike Downing interviews Curt Schacker, vice president of corporate marketing for Wind River Systems. In the interview, Schacker expresses his ...