Embedded

The Embedded Systems Stage at Microelectronics US brings together the technologies and engineering approaches shaping today’s intelligent, connected devices. Built for senior developers, heads of system architecture and other technical leaders, it offers practical insight into how embedded AI, secure controllers, and next-generation computing architectures are being designed, tested, and deployed across industries.

From autonomous vehicles and urban mobility networks to mission-critical industrial systems and energy-efficient infrastructure, this stage focuses on the real engineering challenges behind modern embedded systems - and the solutions that are beginning to take hold.

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First wave of Confirmed Speakers 

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Natalie Mullin

Head of Product Marketing, Edge Impulse
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Nitin Dahad

Editor in Chief, EE Times
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Ken Briodagh

Writer & Editor, Embedded Computing Design
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Dr Ahsan Qamar

Senior Manager - Systems Engineering Integration & Test, Ford Motor Company
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Murajith Muraleedharan

Director of Portfolio Management & Digitisation Strategy, Honeywell
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Guy Forster

CEO, ipXchange/TKO

Why Attend Embedded Systems US?  

Whether you’re pushing the boundaries of automotive autonomy, building secure IoT platforms, or developing the next wave of industrial automation, this stage gives you direct access to the ideas, techniques, and technical frameworks shaping embedded innovation.

You’ll hear how teams are using embedded AI for real-time decision making, how cybersecurity is evolving at the edge, what it takes to certify high-reliability systems, and how digital engineering is reshaping the way hardware and software teams collaborate.

It’s an opportunity to compare approaches, benchmark against other industries, and gain practical insight you can apply immediately.

Key Themes 

  • Automotive, Mobility & Smart Cities
  • Embedded AI, IoT & Cybersecurity
  • Real-Time, Safety Critical and High Reliability Systems
  • Testing, Debugging & Lifecycle Assurance
  • Open Architectures & Digital Engineering
  • Sector-Specific Innovation
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Discover the Embedded Systems US Stage 

Across two days, the stage examines how embedded technologies are being applied in real-world environments – from vehicles and industrial systems to smart infrastructure and next-gen devices. Expect clear explanations of what’s working, where the bottlenecks are, and the engineering decisions that separate a system that scales from one that doesn’t.

Key Technical Takeaways:

  • A deeper understanding of embedded AI for automotive, mobility, and real-time decision systems

  • New approaches to securing IoT devices and edge networks

  • Practical insight into functional safety and long-term reliability requirements

  • Modern testing and debugging strategies that support complex, heterogeneous platforms

  • How digital twins and open architectures such as RISC-V are changing development workflows

  • Examples of embedded innovation in agriculture, manufacturing, and energy systems

Who's it for?

This stage is designed for Heads of Engineering, Directors of Embedded Systems, Senior Embedded Software Developers, Hardware Designers, Researchers, and Technical Managers who want to understand how embedded systems are evolving and how to build products that are secure, scalable, and dependable.

Whether you're looking to validate your roadmap, stay aligned with industry standards, or learn from the teams who are solving real implementation challenges, this is the place to do it.

Join us at Palmer Events Center, 22 - 23 April 2025, to connect with the solutions, the experts, and the community that will drive your next breakthrough. Secure your place and confidently build the intelligent, secure, and efficient embedded systems of the future.