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Intel_Joel

GENIVI Selected MeeGo - Why?

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Posted byIntel_JoelJul 29, 2010
What does GENIVI’s selection of MeeGo mean?  If done properly, it means, at the same time, acceleration of MeeGo in Automotive and preservation of GENIVI.     When GENIVI formed, its goal included creating code and specs, which is a unique challenge for alliances where, typically, specs are developed and code is written as much as 10 years later.  Look at IEEE, ISO, Bluetooth, AUTOSAR, and others to confirm the typical approach.  It’s a long process to gain ...Read More
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intel_marcos

Underwater Robotics Competition in San Diego 2010

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Posted byintel_marcosJul 26, 2010
Went to San Diego and attended the 2010 underwater autonomous competition. This is an event that has been going for the last 13 years and attracts college students from around the world. This year there were Japanese, Korean, Canadian, Icelandic, and US teams.   Although the competition is open to college students, these folks are more engineers than students. They devote countless hours doing these projects and many of the robots there are very professionally made. There is a lot of debat...Read More
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intel_stewart

Shanghai Embedded Systems Design Contest - Part 2

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Posted byintel_stewartJul 26, 2010
ESDC2010 Prize Winners. After  a long and arduous process the winners of the  Intel Cup Embedded System Design Contest were announced on Saturday afternoon, at Shanghai’s Jaio Tong University. The intriguingly named  “ The Art of Shadow Puppet, The Stage of Atom ” was the winner of the cup.    This novel project combined the traditional art of shadow puppets with robot’s that controlled the puppet’s movements.  In addition to controlli...Read More
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brian_ami

Ask a BIOS Guy: TianoCore

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Posted bybrian_amiJul 19, 2010
It turns out that when you start a blog called “Ask a BIOS Guy,” people actually ask the author questions about BIOS. Trust me, it’s an amazing revelation. This week I’m answering a question about the TianoCore project that “ ramsey ” posed after reading my “ Why UEFI ” article.   “I understand Intel has an opensource EFI/UEFI solution called Tianocore that ppl experimenting with EFI can flash onto their platform and allow for boot? Or ...Read More
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intel_stewart

Lost In Translation - Shanghai Embedded Systems Design Contest - Part 1

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Posted byintel_stewartJul 17, 2010
The Intel Cup Embedded System Design Contest (short for "Intel Cup Undergraduate Electronic Design Contest - Embedded System Design Invitational Contest") was initiated by the Chinese government, hosted by Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and is solely sponsored by Intel Corporation since 2002. Held every 2 years, the contest provides an opportunity for top undergraduate students to design a working system based on an assigned Intel embedded platform over a period of three months.   Each tea...Read More
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ERIC MANTION

The 3 Reasons Engineers Will [eventually] Love Twitter…

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Posted byERIC MANTIONJul 12, 2010
I’m sure that, if you’re involved with social media & your customer base is primarily engineers & the like, you’ve seen this story by my friend Karen Field :   http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=225700747   It is a good article, well written & well researched.  You should take 6-minutes & read it yourself, but to “Tweet” the summary:   Engineers hate Twitter b/c it's mostly random/useless garbage ("I ...Read More
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brian_ami

Ask a BIOS Guy: "BIOS in the time of tablets"

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Posted bybrian_amiJul 6, 2010
Tablet computers seem to be all the rage, making your boxy desktop computer look even less hip. But that doesn't mean the BIOS underneath your “standard PC” is going away. It’s still as important as ever.   Touchscreen and tablet computers have been around for years, but for some reason they’ve always been a hard sell. I have personally benefitted from this lack of adoption, recently buying a cast-off Panasonic Toughbook with a lovely 10" touch screen for a mere fif...Read More
1 Comments Permalink Tags: embedded, panel, uefi, ia, linux, to, windows, touchscreen, blog, new

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