EN 18031 is the EU standard for general safety requirements for radio equipment. IoT devices must pass the EN 18031 certification, and the following content can be referenced: Understand the standard requirements Familiarize yourself with the standard content: EN 18031 is divided into three parts, each addressing different types of radio equipment. Manufacturers of IoT … Read more
The certification of IoT devices through EN 18031 offers multiple benefits, primarily reflected in market access, security assurance, and brand image, as detailed below: Enhanced Market Access Compliance with EU regulatory requirements: EN 18031 certification is an EU-recognized standard. Achieving this certification indicates that the device meets the EU’s regulatory requirements for general safety in … Read more
When conducting physical security assessments on IoT devices, one of the goals is to utilize debugging interfaces or accessible chips to study the device’s operation. Ideally, a complete file system is extracted from the device to find methods for gaining root access. This makes it easier to check which services are running, debug them if … Read more
Since the rise of AI with ChatGPT, AI chips have seen unprecedented development. At the end of October, Qualcomm released the Snapdragon X Elite chip with AI capabilities based on the Arm architecture. Recently, Arm announced the upcoming launch of the Cortex-M52 chip in 2024, which will bring AI acceleration features to low-power IoT devices.According … Read more
ARMxy series is an industrial-grade embedded controller series developed by Shenzhen Baile Technology Co., Ltd. It supports flexible combinations of X boards and Y boards, covering a rich variety of IO interfaces such as digital and analog input/output, meeting the needs of various industrial scenarios. This video will introduce you to the core advantages of … Read more