Embedded computers keep turning up in new places. they can be found in cars, household appliances, smoke detectors, and thermostats, too, enabling us to interact with even more of these "smart" devices every day. what common objects do you think might benefit from an embedded computer? what capabilities can you envision?

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Massey

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20 July, 18:37

Embedded computers keep turning up in new places. they can be found in cars, household appliances, smoke detectors, and thermostats, too, enabling us to interact with even more of these "smart" devices every day. what common objects do you think might benefit from an embedded computer? what capabilities can you envision?

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I think there are a considerable measure of regular items which could profit by an embedded PC. Beside autos or machines which are presumably the most widely recognized; I think things like security frameworks, light switches, voice initiated TVs, and pretty much whatever else you could envision. A portion of the capacities would be the capacity to turn on/off or play out specific capacities with voice commands.

An embedded framework is a PC framework with a committed capacity inside a bigger mechanical or electrical framework, frequently with continuous registering imperatives.