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NASA's 10 Rules for Developing Safety-Critical Code
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory’s Laboratory for Reliable Software developed a set of code guidelines for developing safety-critical code. The NASA power of 10 rules are intended to eliminate C coding practices that make it difficult to review or properly analyze with static analysis tools.
Security & Compliance, Software Quality
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AI in Filmmaking — Issues, Possibilities, and the Need for Better Data Management
Learn about the issues and benefits of using AI in the development of films, television, and other media. Plus, discover the technical challenges of implementing generative AI, including data management.
Version Control, Data Management
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Key Takeaways from Embedded World 2024
Where is the future of embedded software development headed? At the annual Embedded World conference, we met with the diverse embedded community to discuss emerging trends and technologies, as well as the wide array of tools available that accelerate development.
Software Quality, Security & Compliance
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How Embedded Systems Are Transforming Robots in Manufacturing
Robots in manufacturing have the potential to help organizations save time and accelerate production. But complex embedded robotics systems need to be reliable, safe, and secure. Get an overview of industrial robotics and the methods developers can apply to ensure efficiency.
DevOps
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Why Air Taxis Need Safe and Secure Coding Standards
Urban air mobility services like air taxis are poised to take off as a real means of travel in the next decade. But flying vehicles need safe and secure coding standards during development if they are to truly get off the ground. This blog investigates new developments in air taxis and the importance of safety standards and secure coding standards.
Coding Best Practices