Sentence examples for embedded computers from inspiring English sources

DDS has also been used in [15] to manage the interaction between high computation power nodes and ARM-based embedded computers.

Unfortunately, commercially embedded computers do not use this bus to interconnect the various devices found on an embedded computing platform.

Neil Gershenfeld, a professor in the laboratory and the author of "When Things Start to Think" (Henry Holt & Company, 1999), wonders if people who ask about the need for embedded computers get the point.

In medicine, embedded computers that will one day monitor blood sugar or oxygen levels in the bloodstream with unprecedented precision may be liberating, but they will also be quite nosy.

The small, embedded computers at the centre of the internet of things do not have as much processing power or memory as, say, a smartphone, so security software on them tends to be rudimentary.

Both Dr. Borriello and his co-author, Dr. Roy Want, a principal scientist and former manager at the embedded systems area in the Computer Science Laboratory at Xerox PARC, in Palo Alto, Calif., pointed to the profound issues of security and privacy that were bound to be raised by the networking of embedded computers.

A set of power equipment monitoring system was designed based on the embedded system [9], which is mainly composed of ultraviolet probe, embedded computer system, and GPRS module.

The two countries, for example, have used different approaches in introducing the so-called Vitale cards, national health cards with embedded computer chips to store vital patient information.

"If you want something that runs on extremely low power, now for bionic implants and in the future, when every device has an embedded computer, the battery problem will be significant".

Also yesterday, Red Hat announced a partnership with Motorola's embedded computer division in Canada to include Red Hat's operating system in components it sells to telecommunications companies.

Java was one of the more effective ways to develop software for "smart cards," plastic debit cards with embedded computer chips that could store and transfer electronic funds in place of cash.