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As 2016 draws to a close, embedded systems consultancy ByteSnap Design share their predictions for what may dominate the electronics industry in 2017.

Electronics design consultancy ByteSnap Design has scooped a top industry award for providing both electronics design and software expertise for smart home security device Cocoon.ByteSnap is now the BEEA Design Team of the Year 2016. Its client Cocoon is a technology company transforming the home security market by designing beautiful products that help people feel safe.

Winner of BEEAs 2016 Design Team of the Year, ByteSnap Design, is launching the latest Snap UI at this year’s EDS on stand L22.ByteSnap Design’s user interface development framework SnapUI has now been extended to support Raspberry Pi and i.MX6-based embedded devices.

Medical device company, Lightpoint Medical, has been named as the winner of the Grand Prix prize at the 2016 British Engineering Excellence Awards (BEEAs), held yesterday at the HAC in London.Lightpoint Medical is developing pioneering imaging technology to improve health outcomes for cancer patients.

So far in 2016, nearly a quarter of a million apps have been added to Google Play, this is due to Android now commanding 76% of the smartphone market in the EU, 67% in the US and a massive nearly 80% in China.

The technology company, Cocoon, is transforming the home security market by designing beautiful products that help people feel safe. It won silver at the 2014 London Design awards and recently secured a £2m investment from Aviva Ventures and Breed Reply Investments.

When choosing embedded hardware for a new product, there is a bewilderingly wide range of choices. However, navigating your way through the sea of CPU options and OS choices can be much simpler with these five steps in the vital skill of Board Support Package (BSP) porting.

ByteSnap Design launched its Linux OpenGL SnapUI user interface framework amongst its exciting developments on Stand L22 at this year’s Electronic Design Show. Rewritten from the ground up, this recent design is focused on supporting the iMX6 processor to leverage graphical performance, whilst including core features that have made SnapUI so successful for end customers.

At Railtex 2015, ByteSnap Design will exhibit its low-power wireless monitoring equipment, which can be installed in remote locations to transmit information in real time over greater distances.

With changes to electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) and radio and telecommunications terminal equipment (R&TTE) requirements coming in to law from 1st January 2015, electronic product compliance has once again been brought to the fore. By Dunstan Power, Director of embedded electronics consultancy, ByteSnap Design