Wireless Connectivity for Embedded Systems – What Engineers Need to Know
Wireless connectivity is at the heart of modern embedded systems. From medical devices and industrial sensors to smart consumer products and IoT platforms, embedded engineers are expected to integrate fast, secure, and reliable wireless communication into their designs. At Cedarware, embedded systems are engineered with performance, security, and scalability in mind—especially when it comes to wireless connectivity.
Medical technology demands precise design, safety, and compliance. At Cedarware, our medical product design and prototyping services transform innovative healthcare concepts into functional, tested, and market-ready devices. With extensive experience in bringing medical devices to reality, our engineering team bridges the gap between ideation, design, and production…
How Edge Computing Improves IoT Device Performance and Efficiency
Integrating Edge Computing, AI, and Machine Learning for Smarter, Faster Devices
Smarter Devices, Faster Decisions
As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to expand, edge computing has become essential for real-time performance and reliability. By processing data locally instead of relying solely on the cloud, edge-enabled devices achieve lower latency, higher security, and improved energy efficiency—critical advantages for modern connected products. When enhanced with embedded AI and machine learning, these devices don’t just react—they learn, adapt, and predict, driving continuous improvement in functionality and efficiency.
The Advantages of Turnkey Product Development for Tech Companies
From Concept to Production: Cedarware Delivers Full-Service Design, Engineering, and Manufacturing Solutions.
In today’s fast-paced tech landscape, time-to-market can make or break a product. Turnkey product development offers an integrated solution where design, engineering, prototyping, and manufacturing happen under one roof. For companies, partnering with a turnkey product development firm like Cedarware eliminates the complexity of coordinating multiple vendors, allowing teams to focus on innovation rather than logistics.
