ITTIA offers virtual webinars that introduce software and hardware products which enable you to build data-sensitive embedded products. During these sessions, you will interact with the presenters who frequently feature expert insights. We will also offer an interactive Q&A section and answer questions about the materials presented and live demonstrations. Our webinars offer a thorough overview that enables you to comprehend how to successfully build, integrate and deploy with data management and processing software into your own framework by covering a variety of subjects, including industry best practices, troubleshooting suggestions, and product features.

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Upcoming Webinars
11:00 AM (PT) / 2:00 PM (ET)
ITTIA DB Automotive provides embedded device data processing and management within a software-defined vehicle (SDV) architecture by collecting raw data from multiple sensors and processing it in real time on the devices.
4 PM (CET) / 7 AM (PT) / 10 AM (ET)
In the new era of IoT and AI embedded systems require real-time data processing and data management. Whether you are building single- or multi-core devices, special database software and techniques are needed to handle incoming time series data within the constraints of a dedicated embedded platform.
All Webinars
Build and Secure Flexible Device Data Management in the Era of IoT
Building an application for devices requires data management and data distribution alternatives. The reality for most development teams is limited to previous know-how, since time, resources and budget are frequently limited.
Development tips to unleash device data management with embedded database

In this webinar, ITTIA and NXP introduce simple options for devices to store, manage and distribute a large volume of sensor data and benefit from

This webinar is for developers of embedded and IoT system applications that need to collect, store and distribute data.

In this webinar, ITTIA is joined by Toradex to demonstrate how—with the right database software and System on Module hardware—devices accumulate da