Poised for the Future: 2021 Highlights from Arm IoT

Welcome to the Arm IoT monthly newsletter where you will find a regular round-up of all of the key content and updates across the Arm IoT ecosystem.

Season’s greetings to our partners and friends across the IoT ecosystem. As we close out 2021, I’d like to acknowledge and reflect on how the world has adapted to an unprecedented situation. The flood of creativity has not stopped, the ceaseless innovation has continued, the desire to make the world a better place for everyone has not dimmed at all.

This year at Arm, we went further than ever to help simplify and modernize software development by unveiling Arm Total Solutions for IoT. This is a revolutionary approach to IoT design that lays the foundation for a new IoT economy. We brought this to the market to help speed up IoT developers’ time to market and accelerate our partners in all stages of the IoT value chain. Arm Virtual Hardware, part of Total Solutions for IoT, enables developers to start their software development ahead of silicon availability reducing product design cycles by up to two years.

We believe this radical change in workflow positions the Arm ecosystem to fuel a new IoT economy that rivals the shape, speed, and size of the smartphone industry’s app economy. Arm Total Solutions for IoT demonstrates our significant and ongoing investment in the platforms that empower developers to innovate for global impact.

There’s much more to come in 2022, but in the meantime, catch up with the latest developments in IoT below.

Mohamed Awad, Vice President of IoT and Embedded at Arm.

Spotlight on Smart Camera

Arm Enables Secure Computer Vision for Smart Cameras

Smart cameras use computer vision to capture and interpret the visual world. Increasing adoption of this technology, combined with advances in security, heterogeneous computing, image processing and cloud services, enables vision products that are more capable than ever.

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The Future of Smart Cameras is 64-bit Processing

The future of smart camera technology will bring profound transformations in the way we interact with each other and the world around us. It also requires a step change in the capability of the camera platform. Learn more about the importance of 64-bit processing for vision technology.

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Faster Deployments with Software-Defined Smart Cameras

A smart camera is no longer just a smart camera – it's a platform. Its functionality is no longer defined by the specific hardware it comes with, but by the software that runs on it. We call this the "software-defined smart camera (SDC).” Learn about the key technologies that underpin an SDC and considerations when architecting one.

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Arm Virtual Hardware for TinyML

Himax is working at the leading edge of the fast-growing market for ultra-low power intelligence at the edge. Read how it has used Arm Virtual Hardware to develop its tinyML application and see for yourself how to get started with Arm Virtual Hardware. Plus, get access to 100 hours of free AWS EC2 CPU credits.

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PSA IoT Security

The Road to a More Secure 2022

PSA Certified helps ensure every device is built upon a Root of Trust with a common framework and comprehensive set of resources to reduce IoT security barriers. This December, PSA Certified is providing a complete toolkit to guide security design and implementation and showcase security expertise. A new gift is being unveiled every day, so visit the webpage for updates or keep track on social media.

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Listen Now: #beyondthenow IoT Security Podcast: IoT Security at the Edge with Eurotech: “Security is not just a concern. It’s a barrier to adoption”

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Low Power Design in SoC Using Arm IP: Read the whitepaper by Thevin Arokiaraj L, and Nikila S in Design and Reuse