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Medical Safety Critical Design Patterns

One of the most active areas in the research and practice of modern systems development is in the identification and reification of design patterns. A design pattern is a generalized solution to a commonly recurring problem. Although a number of books, as well as active newsgroups and websites, are available on the topic, little information is available for design patterns specific to the real-time embedded systems world and especially for safety-critical design. This presentation, taught by the author of "Real-Time Design Patterns: Robust Scalable Architectures for Real-Time Systems" discusses architectural design patterns specific to safety-critical systems.
 

Date: Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Time: 1 PM EDT; 10 AM PDT
Duration: 60 minutes

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Semiconductor Trends in Medical Electronics

Medical devices are getting smarter and easier to use, often thanks to embedded electronics. How are advances in semiconductors driving improvements in patient care?

This FREE Webcast seeks to provide answers by exploring market trends in the medical segment of embedded computing, including a look at CPU, FPGA, DSP, and MCU technology used in medical applications. Experts also share how semiconductor technology is making medical imaging better, cheaper, and easier to use. An interactive Q&A session will follow the presentation.

Originally Broadcast: 06/23/10
Duration: 60-minutes

Sponsored by:
Texas Instruments

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How to Implement Sophisticated Interfaces to Drive Next-Generation Medical Devices

This FREE webinar discusses the evolution of medical devices from custom made software and hardware with relatively crude interfaces to becoming modern devices leveraging off the shelf software with sophisticated user interfaces with audio and video capabilities. Many medical devices require sophisticated user interfaces for practitioners and patients. Medical device developers can no longer afford to write unique and custom application with device interfaces, UI and audio video capabilities for each new project.

Leveraging off-the-shelf hardware and software platforms that provide the graphics, networking, device connectivity, operating system and hardware support required for modern devices, can have great savings.

This webcast will feature live presentations by industry experts with extensive experience in software and hardware for medical devices. Panelists for the Webcast include: Bill Graham, Product Marketing Manager of VxWorks, Wind River; Mike Taborn, Platform Architect, Medical Segment, Intel; and, Matthias Huber, Director of Medical, Kontron.

Originally Broadcast: 06/10/10
Duration: 60-minutes

Sponsored by:
Intel
Wind River
Kontron

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