The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionised the way we live and work. Fresh uses include smart water management, smart farming, micromobility, self-driving enablement, and connected vehicles.

To mark International Women’s Day, two female electronics engineers, Manjula Balasubramanian, a software engineer from electric charging firm Versinetic, and Magda Abdelbasit Abbas, an electronics engineer from electronics consultancy ByteSnap Design, discuss their respective experiences in the industry and share their tips for women wanting to pursue a similar path.

ByteSnap Design has launched its Automated Electronic Product Design Service, which takes a specification and turns it into a market-ready solution with minimal input from in-house design teams.

Multi-award-winning embedded systems consultancy ByteSnap Design has announced robust sales in 2023, largely driven by hardware and software projects in the medical devices industry, which in turn has prompted the consultancy to expand its core team to 43.

Meet Dunstan Power, a chartered electronics engineer at the helm of ByteSnap Design, providing unparalleled design, production, and support to clients worldwide.

2023 was an eventful year in the tech sector, where AI went mainstream with the explosion of language learning models. 

ByteSnap Design will be showcasing advanced wireless access control technology for challenging environments, and offering advice on best practices for ATEX Design on Stand H52 at EDS 2023.

Award-winning electronics design consultancy ByteSnap Design and EV charging business Versinetic will be debuting as exhibitors on stand H164 at the Installer Show, NEC, Birmingham on 27—29 June 2023.

ByteSnap is adding to its existing team with additional team members across its hardware, software, and EV divisions.

The electronics industry has been facing a major challenge due to the ongoing chip shortage since the start of the pandemic.

Multi-award-winning embedded electronics design and software development consultancy, ByteSnap Design, has this week celebrated its 15-year milestone. 

From Matter to how smart technology will come of age as it contributes hugely towards energy cost reduction, and handling continued supply chain pressures, ByteSnap Design embedded electronics engineers look at trends that will drive growth in the embedded electronics sector in 2023.

Paige West speaks with Dunstan Power, Director of ByteSnap Design about why electronics design projects fail, and the road to recovery.

The Engineering Design Show (EDS) returns on the 12 – 13 October 2022 to the Coventry Building Society Arena. The UK’s biggest show for engineering, electronics and embedded design.

For electronic and software design houses, the cost of non-conformance can be significant if a pre-production bug isn’t resolved.

Only 12% of the UK’s engineering pool are women and globally, only two percent of all professional engineers are women of colour. Women in Engineering Day - this year on 23 June 2022 - raises awareness over the career opportunities available to girls in this industry and focuses on those women that enjoy successful careers in the sector, like Magda Abdelbasit Abbas.

Thanks to Brexit, the pandemic and now the Russia/Ukraine war, the risks and shortfalls in our global supply chains have become front and centre for most companies over the last two years, especially for the electronics industry.

ByteSnap Design’s engineers have expertise ranging from electronics design through to embedded Linux development, and have been contemplating the year ahead. Here are their predictions of trends that are most likely to dominate the embedded electronics industry in 2022.

ByteSnap Design showcased its AI Gesture recognition technology, accelerated GUI development for 4K displays at the Engineering Design Show. EDS 2021, giving attendees an opportunity to access not only ByteSnap’s latest services and innovations, but also workshops on industry trends and best practice.

The electronic design industry was just one of many that saw business change as a result of the recent supply chain disruptions brought about by the unforeseen COVID-19 lockdown. By Dunstan Power, Director of ByteSnap Design