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The integration of modern digital technology into industrial facilities is rapidly growing across the world—but it is not without its challenges. One of the main problems related to Industry 4.0 lies in the ability to process the data at a significantly higher magnitude and throughput in a reliable, error-free manner. Figure 1.
What you'll learn: Reliability challenges due to the growing complexity of robots. Why non-volatile memory is a better option for data logging. Why many robot designers are moving to F-RAM as their preferred memory. Other storage-class memory options. Part of the vision of Industry 4.0 is to combine smart sensors with industrial equipment to increase productivity, improve reliability, and lower operating costs.
Power consumption is critical in today’s embedded systems. Emerging low power applications include battery-powered Internet of Things (IoT) sensor nodes, wearables, and medical electronic devices that are power and energy-constrained. With the ultimate goal to reduce overall system power and increase battery life, these applications rely heavily on low power processors and energy-efficient memory solutions.
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