Renesas Blog

How to implement standalone interior monitoring ranging from a single IR sensor for strictly minimum mandatory features up to multiple sensors with premium features.

In this blog, we discuss the approach to implementing network software on MCUs of around 100MHz, specifically those in the RX 32-bit MCU family.

Introducing the RL78/G24 general-purpose MCU with CPU operation up to 48MHz and a Flexible Application Accelerator (FAA), providing the highest processing power among the RL78 family of MCUs.

To facilitate the tedious task of designing AI solutions from scratch, Renesas proposes RZ/V MPU AI Apps, AI applications that can be easily implemented without AI training.

Learn how the Trusted Secure IP (TSIP) equipped RX microcontroller ensures the protection of confidential security parameters and personal data through its advanced 'Secure Key Storage' feature.

Introducing the history and future of the software suite for the RX 32-bit MCU to enable development with low-code/no-code. The 10th blog is an introduction to firmware rewriting (OTA) of the RX family via AWS.

Reducing power consumption, physical size, and design costs are key challenges in the consumer appliance industry. Renesas offers a wide range of MCUs tailored for motor drive applications.

This article uses PCB defect detection as an example to introduce the structure of the YOLOv3-tiny defect detection AI algorithm, the deployment process, and inference performance in Renesas RZ MPUs.