Announcements

The New Software Portal for Texas Instruments Features Linux, Android, RTOS

2012-08-20T16:25:00Z

Check out the new location for all things TI software at the Texas Instruments Software Portal. Visit the Android Software page to learn more about support for Android on ARM Cortex-A8 and ARM9-based devices, check out the Linux Software page for support info on Linux for ARM Cortex-A8, ARM9, and ARM+DSP-based devices or take a look at the info on the RTOS page (including TI SYS/BIOS and Windows Embedded CE). Support & Community, Development Tools & CCStudio, and Design Kits & Evaluation Modules round out the resources in the Software Portal. Go take a look and give us your feedback! What do you think of the new Portal?

Embedded Processing E2E Survey

2011-11-17T17:38:00Z

We want to hear from you! Let us know what your favorites are and how we can improve your E2E experience! Simply fill out the quick survey at the link below:

Take the Quick Survey - Embedded Processing E2E Survey >

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Embedded Processing Blogs on E2E

Codec Engine & Friends >

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Motor Drive & Control Solutions >

MSP430 Blog >

Multicore Mix >

On the fringe with Gene Frantz >

Smart Grid >

Tools Insider >

Helping Products "See Smarter": Announcing the Embedded Vision Alliance

2011-05-31T19:08:52Z

Can you see it?

Can you see it now?

If not, you will be able to soon. Consumer demand for “sight” in every application is growing rapidly. It will revolutionize the way we work, communicate and play, allowing customers to take computing from large rooms to pockets.

TI is on the frontline of this embedded vision revolution. Today, we announced our founding membership in the Embedded Vision Alliance (EVA), a new industry collaboration led by BDTI.

Check out our website at www.ti.com/embedded-vision to find out what we’re doing to inspire revolutionary embedded vision technology and provide developers with the tools they will need in order to effectively incorporate embedded vision technology in their designs.

Leave us a note to let us know what we can do within the EVA to help you develop vision technologies: What tools are you missing to take your devices to the next level? What development problems are you experiencing for which the alliance can provide solutions?

If you’re interesting in learning more about the Embedded Vision Alliance, visit BDTI’s website at www.bdti.com/embedded-vision.

The New Selection Guide for Texas Instruments Processors Based on ARM technology

2011-04-28T11:43:00Z

TI is commited to strengthening its Embedded Processing Portfolio with a range of ARM-based solutions meeting the power, perfomance and cost requirements to address the most challenging Embedded Designs.

Visit and Download our TI ARM Processor Selection Guide now!