Microchip provides developers with the latest insights into embedded development, including artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, security, and analog development environments.

Microchip will host ' Tech Insights Korea ' online from April 25th to 27th.

This event will feature two webinars per day over three days on topics such as artificial intelligence/machine learning, safety and security, and connectivity and embedded solutions. You can register to view the six webinars you wish to view.

On the first day, the 25th, the topic was artificial intelligence/machine learning._blank">Kim Il-hee will be hosting a webinar on 'Edge Machine Learning: Implementing Predictive Maintenance Solutions in Embedded Systems' and Shin Ki-won will be hosting a webinar on '32-bit Microcontroller Solutions for Rapid Prototyping Connected Applications' .

Kim Il's presentation will explore how Microchip's product portfolio and partner solutions combine to support data collection, model building, validation, and deployment, and will also feature a live demonstration of a fan anomaly detection system that can be used in predictive maintenance applications.

The new paper will explain how to quickly and easily develop prototypes of IoT smart device control applications without designing printed circuit boards (PCBs). Introducing the Curiosity Nano Development Platform, a low-cost, intuitive, and user-friendly platform ideal for rapid prototyping.

On the second day, the 26th , Senior Vice President Myung-Heum Eom will present a webinar on the topic of stability and security, titled ‘Authentication using Microsoft® Azure® RTOS and security elements’, and Vice President Sang-Shin Kwak will present a webinar on ‘IoT device security lifecycle management’ .

Senior Researcher Myung-Heum Eom will present on how to interface with Microsoft® Azure® RTOS using Microchip Secure Elements and the PKCS11 APIs supported for implementing features such as mutual authentication, Over the Air (OTA) verification, Device Provisioning Service (DPS), and Secure Boot.

Mr. Kwak Sang-shin will explain the basic concepts of device management and how the company's partner services can address security issues.

On the third day, the topic of connectivity and embedded solutions was: △ Cha Yong-min, responsible for 'Ease of edge node development using PIC® and AVR® microcontrollers'; △ Lee Eung-jae, responsible for 'Microchip analog development';We will be holding a webinar on ‘Starting an Environmental System for .’

Cha Yong-min, the lead author, will present how to optimize mixed-signal operations typically implemented for system power management and sensor connectivity in edge node applications by leveraging key features of 8-bit PIC® and AVR® microcontrollers (MCUs). He will also demonstrate how to configure powerful analog peripherals using easy-to-use development tools.

Mr. Lee will present on how Microchip's easy-to-use tools can be used to reduce the complexity, cost, and design time required to implement mixed-signal, interface, and power applications.

“We have prepared a wide range of embedded-specific information for developers and anyone interested in embedded solutions,” said a Microchip representative. “We hope that this online webinar will provide you with the latest, valuable information on embedded solutions.”

Registration can be done at https://www.eewebinar.com/microchip-tech-insights-korea/ .