Using Open-Source Hardware to Speed Product Development
By Robert Huntley, EETimes Europe (October 4, 2023 )
Can I build a commercial product based on Arduino? Can I utilize a board’s schematics and CAD files and create my own design? EE Times Europe spoke with Arduino’s Adriano Chinello to find out the licensing requirements.
Incorporating a commercially available open-source single board computer into an end product saves considerable time and non-recoverable engineering expenses. EE Times Europe spoke with Arduino’s PRO business unit lead Adriano Chinello to find out the licensing requirements.
Embedded systems are omnipresent. They quietly go about controlling and managing everything from the spin cycle of our washing machine to adjusting the position of our car seats. Also, as machine learning algorithms relieve us of some of the tedious tasks by adding automation to our digital relationships, embedded systems are inevitably becoming more complex.
To read the full article, click here
Related Semiconductor IP
- Secure Boot Loader
- Memory Subsystem
- 4/8-bit mixed-precision NPU IP
- Compiler-centric single-core LPU
- SMC 2nm 1V8 ESD Power Clamp – Low Leakage
Related News
- Synopsys Introduces Virtualizer Native Execution on Arm Hardware to Accelerate Software-defined Product Development
- Samsung Accelerates New Product Ramp for 7nm Technology Node Using Synopsys' Yield Explorer
- UltraSoC collaborates with PDF Solutions to prevent in-life product failures using end-to-end analytics and advanced machine learning techniques
- Inaccel announces record-breaking speed on facial detection test using an FPGA cluster
Latest News
- SEMIFIVE Accelerates Growth with 97% YoY Revenue Surge in H1 2026, Powered by ASIC Turnkey, Mass Production, and IP
- Andes Technology has shut down Condor Computing
- TIER IV joins JST’s Next-Generation Edge AI Semiconductor R&D Program to open-source AI chip designs for autonomous driving
- BrainChip Partners With Orama.AOI For AI-Fueled Defect Detection
- PUFsecurity, subsidiary of eMemory, Advances Hardware-anchored Trust for AI Infrastructure at OCP APAC 2026