by Mira Steinmetz | Nov 11, 2026 | 2026, News
A Little Building, a Little Downtime at emmtrix November 11, 2026 A Karlsruhe tram, a millennium falcon and an AT-AT. A few things you might find in the emmtrix office. Some of our colleagues enjoy spending part of their lunch break building with bricks. A chance to...
by Mira Steinmetz | Nov 10, 2026 | 2026
Embecosm Uses emmtrix RISC-V Cluster to Bring IREE to Bare-Metal Microcontrollers emmtrix Tech PostsCategory: Embedded AI Embecosm is using our public four-core CV32E40Pv2 cluster setup as the target platform for its hands-on blog series on bringing up IREE on a...
by Mira Steinmetz | Nov 4, 2026 | 2026
What Happens When One Core Reaches a Synchronization Barrier Later Than the Others? emmtrix Tech PostsCategory: Embedded AI Our public four-core RISC-V simulation setup includes a barrier stress test for exploring exactly that, with one slower core and three faster...
by Mira Steinmetz | Oct 27, 2026 | 2026
C Quiz: When Is f(n) Actually Called? emmtrix Tech PostsCategory: C Quiz Does sizeof evaluate a function call? The answer depends on the type whose size is being determined. Test your understanding with four expressions involving the same function declaration: int...
by Mira Steinmetz | Oct 14, 2026 | 2026, News
Resource Twins for Embedded Software Exploration October 14, 2026 How can you explore an embedded application’s resource demands without sharing its functional source code? This was a focus of our contribution to TwinSpace, the research project that concluded at the...
by Mira Steinmetz | Sep 30, 2026 | 2026
Many Tensors Don’t Have to Mean a Large Memory Footprint emmtrix Tech PostsCategory: emmtrix Edge AI Compiler Memory is a limited resource in embedded AI systems. That makes how tensor memory is allocated and reused an important part of deployment. In the...
