Renesas offers state-of-the-art solutions for a wide variety of industrial automation applications that support the implementation of Industry 4.0 standards combined with added intelligence.
Renesas' RL78/G23 low-power microcontroller has achieved the world's highest ULPMark™-PP score, a benchmark for evaluating the energy efficiency of peripheral function circuits built into microcontrollers.
CEO Hidetoshi Shibata of Renesas attended the “Forces of Change” leadership interview series hosted by the top-tier consulting firm Bain & Company.
In our inaugural installment of the Renesas Roundup Q&A blog series, Sailesh Chittipeddi interviewed Rami Sethi on trends shaping data center optimization.
Renesas’ advanced image processing solutions at the edge are provided through a unique combination of low power, multimodal, multi-feature AI inference capabilities.
When using the RX MCU and the TLS library wolfSSL, users can easily add networking functions to the existing system and handle a larger volume of information with faster communications.
For the integration of devices like humidity and temperature sensors into our everyday lives and structures; performance, size, and power are critical factors.
This blog presents the ZSSC3281, a fully innovative architecture for the next generation of sensor signal conditioners to support the design and performance features of smart sensors.
This blog introduces the software and tools for the RZ/V2M equipped ISP and DRP-AI, called AI accelerator. Users can start to develop vision AI products easily and immediately.
In this blog, the sample program for the FIR filter using the RX140 MCU will be introduced as an example of a DSP application that can be implemented at low cost.