LMOS 6.8: Practical Updates for Enterprise Out-of-Band Management
Lantronix LMOS 6.8 is now available for the LM-Series Console Servers and Lantronix Control Center. This relea…
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Reducing Unscheduled Downtime: Fighting for Each Additional ‘Nine’ of Network Availability
Reconciling network management strategies with business needs involves balancing uptime service level requirem…
Enterprise-grade vs Hardened-grade Ethernet Switches — which is best for your project?
Ethernet switches primarily fit into two categories: enterprise grade and hardened grade.Enterprise-grade swit…
Open-Q 610 On-Device AI Demo
By: Russell Fretenburg, Technical Product Manager, Lantronix, Inc. Lantronix recently introduced the Open-Q 61…
Jumpstart Your Embedded Product Design with Lantronix IoT Support for Microsoft Azure
By Zeenath Venkata Hastened by the global pandemic, Internet of Things (IoT) cloud computing has become the ne…
Maximizing Artificial Intelligence for Voice Activation and Control
Tips for Maximizing Lantronix SOMs for Battery Management, Password Security and More By: Victor Gonzalez, Se…
Wi-Fi Analyzing/Sniffing
By Guido Voigt Keeping your network safe and protected from cyberattacks is crucial, and a thorough net…
Secure Processing Unit on the Qualcomm SDA845 SoC
Overview: Intrinsyc Technologies offers many leading-edge development kits featuring the Qualcomm SnapdragonTM…
The Advantages of a Wi-Fi Pre-certified SOM
Introduction Most System-On-Modules (SOM) now available include some kind of wireless connectivity, most often…
Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) on Snapdragon™-based Edge Devices
Introduction Using Artificial Neural Network (ANN) on machines, to make them to reach similar capability to th…
How to use the Snapdragon™ Neural Processing Engine (NPE) SDK with the Open-Q™ 820
What if your embedded system was able to determine when somebody was walking up to it, turning on the screen w…
Connecting Intrinsyc Dev-kits to the Cloud
It’s fair to say that most IoT devices are connected to a public or private network of some sort – if not alwa…
Two Concurrent CSI Cameras on the Open-Q™ 410 Development Kit
Why Two Cameras on the Open-Q™ 410? Two cameras are critical for products such as robotics with stereo vision …
Using FPGA To Connect Your Legacy Camera to The Open-Q™
Snapdragon™ chips are mainly designed for smartphones and thus incorporate interfaces native to the mobile pro…
Running Debian on the Open-Q™ 410 Development Kit
Why Debian? Running Android out of the box is great, but what if you need the capabilities of a full desktop O…
Using the Qualcomm® Hexagon™ DSP with Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ SOCs
Most of Qualcomm’s Snapdragon System on Chips (SOCs) are heterogeneous, meaning that in addition to the main m…
