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Arm and UNICEF’s ‘Wearables for Good’ winner wins at…

Arm and UNICEF have been working together since 2015 to use the power of technology to transform the lives of the world’s most vulnerable children.In 2015, together we launched the ‘Wearables for Good' challenge.
Embedded machine learning in asthma inhalers changes…

My son has had asthma since he was three years old. Ben is now 10, and during that time, it’s been fascinating to experience the challenges associated with asthma technique and medication from a parent’s perspective.

Research Articles: Empathy and Insight in New Technology Thinking

Charlotte Christopherson

Connective and machine learning technologies offer previously unimagined solutions to solve complex real-world challenges that impact real lives. Haiyan Zhang, Director of Innovation at Microsoft Research…
- January 25, 2019
Graphics and Gaming blog: Machine learning is a huge part of my life – but I didn’t realize this until I joined Arm

Jack Melling

Being over four months into my new job at Arm, I'm still learning about the company and all the many areas of technology that we're involved in. One of these areas is machine learning (ML).
- October 1, 2018
Research Articles: CRISPR Gene-Editing Technology at the Arm Research Summit

Charlotte Christopherson

In this blog series, we take a look back at some of the highlights from last year's Arm Research Summit. Interested in attending this year? Find out more here. Alasdair Russell from Cancer Research…
- June 11, 2018
Internet of Things: Predictions for a connected 2018

Rob Aitken

Our predictions about how the key themes of AI and Machine Learning (ML), IoT, security and blockchain are likely to begin to make a real difference in the way all of us interact with technology in 20…
- January 8, 2018
Embedded blog: Embedded machine learning in asthma inhalers changes lives

Peter Ferguson

Amiko Respiro smart asthma inhalers use machine learning and Arm low-power Cortex-M processors to montior and improve treatments - and change lives.
- October 17, 2017
Embedded blog: Great Ormond Street Hospital: Tackling extraordinary challenges with technology

Peter Ferguson

Great Ormond Street Hospital battles the most complex illnesses, brings together the brightest minds, and ultimately, changes the smallest of lives.
- October 10, 2017
Internet of Things: Distributed Computing’s New Frontier is Wearables

Brian Fuller

Wearables such as Lumo Bodytech devices are a new frontier for distributed computing, leveraging machine learning.
- September 19, 2017
Internet of Things: What people think about AI will surprise you

Rene Haas

Global consumer survey about artificial intelligence generates unique insights in awareness, security and impact on jobs.
- June 27, 2017
Embedded blog: Arm and CSNE from the University of Washington partner to develop brain-implantable chips

Karthik Ranjan

The seemingly impossible medical application of a new technology to address neurodegenerative disease stands to be within reach for bi-directional brain-computer interfaces (BBCI).
- May 16, 2017
Embedded blog: Arm Compiler 6: Simplifying functional safety all the way to autonomous driving systems

Tony Smith

Arm announces safety package for its latest-generation C/C++ compilation toolchain Arm Compiler 6. The package consists of the safety-certified Arm Compiler toolchain, compiler qualification kit and long…
- March 10, 2017
Processors blog: Automotive areas at ArmTechCon 2016

Eoin McCann

ArmTechCon 2016 is nearly upon us, and there’s so much high quality technical content in the conference programme and exhibition floor that the only difficulty you’ll have is choosing what to attend
- October 11, 2016
Internet of Things: Securing Medical and Wellness Data

Karthik Ranjan

Your health data is one of most personal and confidential pieces of data. Unfortunately it can also have potential malicious uses.
- July 27, 2016
Embedded blog: PoP technology makes wearables viable market for board makers.

Will Tu

Embedded Computing Boards is much more than industrial PCs. In fact there are unique and differentiating technologies such as PoP, which stands for Package on Package technology that can be offered by…
- November 18, 2015
Internet of Things: Maintaining consumer privacy under the tsunami of health and wellness sensors

Karthik Ranjan

Having just spent two days at the mHealth summit in Washington DC, a major theme of the event was how wearables were going to play a part in healthcare.
- November 10, 2015