As software-based medical devices become increasingly connected, cybersecurity must be considered right from the first design stages in order to protect patients’ health and personal data. However, in many instances there are no standards or clear guidelines for the medical sector.
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There are so many different best practices for designing systems and so little time! In this session, we won’t focus on big picture best practices but instead explore a variety of miscellaneous best practices that can help developers immediately in t
Testing is often one of the least exciting aspects to embedded system design; however, leveraging unit tests and TDD can be a fantastic way to dramatically improve a systems design. In this session, attendees will learn about how to test their system
Modern embedded systems can be boiled down to data engines. They consume, produce, process and transfer data. One of the best practices for designing a system is to follow the data! In this session, we will explore how to architect and decompose a sy
The running theme in embedded systems is that we need the hardware to design and build our embedded systems. Today, embedded systems can be designed on modeled without ever writing a single line of low-level software. In this session, attendees will
Designing an embedded system often requires that a team start at the highest levels and work their way into the details. In this session, we will explore modern design philosophy and best practices that allow a team to kickstart their design off on t
This final session is a continuation of Day 4 discussions on HMI Fundamentals. Attendees will learn about TFT LCD touch screen capabilities through a series of hands-on lab activities. The final lab project of this weeklong course will allow attendee
The HMI allows machine designers to design control interfaces that are intuitive to the operator. The HMI is a critical component to the machine operator’s success in running the designated automation properly and efficiently. Therefore, the User Exp
Day 3 will allow attendees to explore and learn about plcLib Timers. The two basic types of plcLib timer functions, timerOn() and timerOff(), will be investigated. Attendees will learn how to use timerOn() for switch debounce and timerOff