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Development Kit Selector MAY/JUNE 2017 VOLUME 15 | 3 EMBEDDED-COMPUTING.COM TRACKING TRENDS Embedded systems engineers are dropping the ball in security! PG 5 IOT INSIDER EdgeX Foundry joins industry-wide push for IoT interoperability PG 6 PRODUCT nominees START ON PG 30 2017 Top Embedded 2017 pG 24 INNOVATION Innovators AWARDS Oliver Winzenried Kristin Russell Bill Mensch CEO and Founder Global President CEO Wibu-Systems Arrow Intelligent Systems The Western Design Center Development Kit Selector www.embedded-computing.com/ designs/iot_dev_kits AD LIST PAGE ADVERTISER 18 ACCES I/O Products, Inc. – PCI Express Mini Card EMBEDDED COMPUTING BRAND DIRECTOR Rich Nass [email protected] 7 American Portwell Technology – EMBEDDED COMPUTING EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Curt Schwaderer [email protected] Empowering the Connected World TECHNOLOGY EDITOR Brandon Lewis [email protected] 19 COMMELL Systems Corporation – CONTENT ASSISTANT Jamie Leland [email protected] Intel Apollo Lake Series AUTOMOTIVE CONTRIBUTOR Majeed Ahmed CONTRIBUTING EDITOR Jeremy S. Cook 1 Digikey – Development Kit Selector ANALOG/POWER EDITOR, EUROPEAN CORRESPONDENT Alix Paultre [email protected] 15 Micro Digital, Inc. – DIRECTOR OF E-CAST LEAD GENERATION AND AUDIENCE ENGAGEMENT Joy Gilmore [email protected] SMX RTOS Ideal for Your Project CREATIVE DIRECTOR Steph Sweet [email protected] 40 Supermicro – SENIOR WEB DEVELOPER Konrad Witte [email protected] Embedded/IoT Solutions WEB DEVELOPER Paul Nelson [email protected] 3 WinSystems, Inc. – DIGITAL MEDIA MANAGER Rachel Wallace [email protected] Power to Perform CONTRIBUTING DESIGNER Joann Toth [email protected] SALES/MARKETING SALES MANAGER Tom Varcie [email protected] (586) 415-6500 MARKETING MANAGER Eric Henry [email protected] SOCIAL (541) 760-5361 STRATEGIC ACCOUNT MANAGER Rebecca Barker [email protected] (281) 724-8021 STRATEGIC ACCOUNT MANAGER Bill Barron [email protected] (516) 376-9838 Facebook.com/Embedded.Computing.Design STRATEGIC ACCOUNT MANAGER Kathleen Wackowski [email protected] (978) 888-7367 SOUTHERN CAL REGIONAL SALES MANAGER Len Pettek [email protected] (805) 231-9582 SOUTHWEST REGIONAL SALES MANAGER Barbara Quinlan [email protected] @Embedded_comp (480) 236-8818 NORTHERN CAL STRATEGIC ACCOUNT MANAGER Sean Raman [email protected] (510) 378-8288 ASIA-PACIFIC SALES ACCOUNT MANAGER Elvi Lee [email protected] LinkedIn.com/in/EmbeddedComputing BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EUROPE Rory Dear [email protected] +44 (0)7921337498 Pinterest.com/Embedded_Design/ WWW.OPENSYSTEMSMEDIA.COM PRESIDENT Patrick Hopper [email protected] EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT John McHale [email protected] Instagram.com/Embedded Computing EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Rich Nass [email protected] CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Rosemary Kristoff [email protected] CHIEF TECHNICAL OFFICER Wayne Kristoff GROUP EDITORIAL DIRECTOR John McHale [email protected] youtube.com/user/VideoOpenSystems VITA EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Jerry Gipper [email protected] ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR Lisa Daigle [email protected] EMBEDDED COMPUTING DESIGN SENIOR EDITOR Sally Cole [email protected] ADVISORY BOARD ASSOCIATE EDITOR Mariana Iriarte [email protected] Ian Ferguson, ARM CREATIVE PROJECTS Chris Rassiccia [email protected] Jack Ganssle, Ganssle Group FINANCIAL ASSISTANT Emily Verhoeks [email protected] Bill Gatliff, Independent Consultant Andrew Girson, Barr Group SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER [email protected] David Kleidermacher, BlackBerry Jean LaBrosse, Silicon Labs CORPORATE OFFICE Scot Morrison, Mentor Graphics 16626 E. Avenue of the Fountains, Ste. 201 • Fountain Hills, AZ 85268 • Tel: (480) 967-5581 Rob Oshana, NXP REPRINTS Jim Ready, Independent Consultant Kamran Shah, Silicon Labs WRIGHT’S MEDIA REPRINT COORDINATOR Wyndell Hamilton [email protected] (281) 419-5725 2 Embedded Computing Design | May/June 2017 www.embedded-computing.com POWER TO PERFORM Rugged, reliable and resilient embedded computing solutions WinSystems’ embedded single board computers are designed to support a broad range of industry applications in challenging operational environments. From energy and transportation management, to industrial IoT and automation—our systems enable the collection, processing and transmission of real-time data requirements at the heart of your overall system. From standard components to full custom solutions, WinSystems delivers world-class engineering, quality and unrivaled technical support. Our full line of embedded computers, I/O cards, and accessories help you design smarter projects offering faster time to market, improved reliability, durability and longer product life cycles. SBC35-C398Q Embed success in every application with The Embedded Systems Authority! Quad-Core Freescale i.MX 6Q Cortex A9 Industrial ARM® SBC PX1-C415 PC/104 Form Factor SBC with PCIe/104™ OneBank™ expansion and latest generation Intel® Atom™ E3900 Series processor IO60-M410 SCADA ENERGY IOT AUTOMATION TRANSPORTATION Data acquisition module for embedded systems with IO60 Single Board Computers | COM Express Solutions | Power Supplies | I/O Modules | Panel PCs expansion and 24 GPIO SCADA SCADA SCADA SCADA ENERGY ENERGYENERGYENERGYIOT SCADA IOT IOT TRANSPORTATIONIOT ENERGYTRANSPORTATIONTRANSPORTATIONTRANSPORTATIONAUTOMATION817-274-7553IOTAUTOMATIONAUTOMATIONAUTOMATION TRANSPORTATION | www.winsystems.comAUTOMATION ASK ABOUT OUR PRODUCT EVALUATION! 715 Stadium Drive, Arlington, Texas 76011 WIN ECD Mar-Apr 2017-FPAd-Final.indd 1 1/31/17 4:29 PM PUBLISHER OpenSystems Media (OSM) PUBLICATION–ISSUE ECD Jan/Feb 2017 MEDIA ACCT CONTACT Rebecca Barker [email protected] 281-724-8021 MEDIA PRODUCTION CONTACT Stephanie Sweet [email protected] AD TITLE / DESC / SIZE “Power to Perform” / Full Page, color / 8” x 10-7/8” ADVERTISER WinSystems, Inc. ADVERTISER CONTACT Flay Mohle, Marketing Manager [email protected] +1 (817) 274-7553 CONTENTS May/June 2017 | Volume 15 | Number 3 FEATURES opsy.st/ECDLinkedIn @embedded_comp 10 Innovation in sensor analytics 14 at the edge COVER By Ian Beavers, Analog Devices Inc. The 2017 Innovation Issue of Embedded Computing Design recognizes electronics industry pioneers Oliver Winzenried of 14 Testing is the only way to assure that Wibu-Systems, Kristin Russell of Arrow Intelligent Systems, and Bill Mensch of code is correct Western Design Center, Inc. By Jay Thomas, LDRA Nominees for this years Most Innovative Products begin on page 30. 16 Ensuring a safe medical design By Mary Sue Haydt, Green Hills Software 16 20 Powering ahead: WEB EXTRAS Market pushes power systems forward Self-healing mesh networks on By Alix Paultre, Contributing Editor the 8-bit Industrial Internet By Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor https://bit.ly/SelfHealingMeshNetworks 22 APEC shows that power is (figuratively) hot By Rich Nass, Big data for engineers and Embedded Computing Brand Director scientists, part 1 By Dave Oswill, MathWorks https://bit.ly/BigDataforEngineers 2017 Top Embedded InnovatorS Speeding embedded systems time to market using Node.js By Michael Schmidt, Technologic Systems Oliver Winzenried, CEO and Founder Wibu-Systems 24 https://bit.ly/SpeedyDevWithNodeJS 26 Kristin Russell, Global President, Arrow Intelligent Systems 28 Bill Mensch, CEO, The Western Design Center DOWNLOAD THE APP Download the Embedded Computing 30 2017 Top INNOVATIVE PRODUCT Nominees Design app iTunes: itun.es/iS67MQ Magzter: opsy.st/ecd-magzter COLUMNS Published by: 5 TRACKING TRENDS 8 MUSINGS OF Embedded systems engineers are A MAKERPRO dropping the ball in security! Nixie tubes: Vintage tech for today By Curt Schwaderer, Editorial Director By Jeremy S. Cook, Contributing Editor 2017 OpenSystems Media® © 2017 Embedded Computing Design 6 IOT INSIDER 9 AUTOMOTIVE All registered brands and trademarks within EdgeX Foundry joins industry-wide ANALYSIS Embedded Computing Design magazine are the property push for IoT interoperability of their respective owners. Intel’s Mobileye deal an inflection iPad is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. By Brandon Lewis, Technology Editor point in automotive and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. By Majeed Ahmad, ISSN: Print 1542-6408 Online: 1542-6459 Automotive Contributor enviroink.indd 1 10/1/08 10:44:38 AM 4 Embedded Computing Design | May/June 2017 www.embedded-computing.com TRACKING TRENDS [email protected] Embedded systems engineers are dropping the ball in security! By Curt Schwaderer, Editorial Director With regard to IoT devices specifically, 9 percent of those designers don’t keep their source code in a ver- In an eye-opening embedded systems safety and sion control system – this makes historical snapshots security survey conducted by the Barr Group, 28 per- and bug-fix branch capabilities difficult to impossible; cent of respondents said the systems they work on 25 percent don’t have a bug tracking system or data- could cause injury or fatalities and 60 percent of the base to track known issues; 56 percent do not perform respondents said their systems were connected to the regular source code reviews for bug and security hole Internet. Disturbingly, even when their systems could identification; and 60 percent do not use any static code be dangerous and
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