The Foundries.io team members who attended the Embedded World 2022 exhibition and conference in Nuremberg were really glad to be there in person after two years of virtual meetings. Now that we've caught up on follow up actions with the many people we met with, we'd like to share our debrief with you. We look forward to ongoing discussions around what FoundriesFactory can do for you.
Best In Show Award
We were very proud to accept the Best in Show award in the Development Tools & Operating Systems category.
Arm Project Cassini Announcement
We announcedhow, together with Arm, we have enabled several major ODMs to achieve compliance with all the requirements of their Cassini Project, including Arm SystemReady and PSA certification.
The FoundriesFactory Edge Platform-as-a-Service (EPaaS) includes the first Linux distribution to fully integrate and provide commercial support for the open, collaborative, standards-based Cassini initiative. FoundriesFactory will accelerate the adoption and deployment of Cassini platforms by providing safe and secure updates as specifications expand and evolve.
Rich Nass and Ian Drew Discuss Changing the World of IoT
Rich Nass, EVP at Embedded Computing Design, interviewed our chairman, Ian Drew, at our Embedded World stand. Watch it herefor Ian's unique style of inspiration and insights.
Stacey on IoT
Stacey Higginbotham talked to our CEO, George Grey, while we were at Embedded World. Stacey reported in her News of the Week newsletterthat we have seen 30% revenue growth and added Schneider Electric to our list of customers.
Live Demos
The electric scooter from our friends at Unu motors attracted a lot of attention and was a great conversation starter. Unfortunately, poor cell phone reception in the exhibition center prevented us from demonstrating the scooter’s secure over-the-air update capability, but that didn’t stop our guests from appreciating the need for our FoundriesFactory Edge Platform-as-a-Service to implement this capability. The Tailos robotic vacuum cleaner made an appearance too, its entire Linux platform built by FoundriesFactory.
Arduino Pro Portenta X8 Winners
Every day at the show we gave away a Pro Portenta X8 kit generously donated by our partners Arduino. We were very impressed by both the quantity and quality of the entries, which made it difficult to select the following winners: • Sebastian Benkel of FW-Robotics (DE) • Naasa Fikri of Riscure (NL) • Ruben Sluiman of Ruiz (NL)
Panel Session in Hall 1
Our four panelists from Foundries.io, Arm, Arduino and NXP shared insights on the challenges of developing, managing and maintaining secure IoT & Edge devices. It was standing room only with all eyes on the panelists as they were asked a diverse set of questions. These included how initiatives like Arm’s Project Cassini and platforms like Arduino’s Pro Portenta X8 board are addressing these challenges, and what a chip vendor like NXP is doing to give device makers the hardware Root of Trust, that is the basis of all IoT security.
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Head over to our blog library where our team of experts posts on a range of topics, from deep tech to business thought leadership. For a brief overview of what Foundries.io can do for you, you can also catch our short video.
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