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TrustZone Implementation Overview and Pitfalls

TrustZone Implementation Overview and Pitfalls

This blog gives an overview of the security implementation on Cortex-M33 CPU based RA microcontrollers to understand the key concepts to consider, when implementing an application using TrustZone technology.

Data Security in Industrial IoT Design

Executive Blog: Data Security Takes Front Seat in Industrial IoT Design

At Renesas, we put data security first in every new IIOT-enabled microcontroller we design

Renesas secure key installation with free of charge DLM service

Renesas secure key installation with free of charge DLM service

Secure handling of application cryptographic keys presents a significant challenge. Discover how the latest RA MCUs enable secure factory programming, by leveraging a Renesas-provided, simple and free of charge service.

Using Example Projects to Support RA MCU Designs Blog Image

Using Example Projects to Support RA MCU Designs

Take advantage of the extensive Example Projects available from Renesas to help support your RA MCU design.

What’s Wrong with My Machine Learning Model?

What’s Wrong with My Machine Learning Model?

While building machine learning models on sensor and signal data, many customers hit a point where they're not getting the desired result. Here's a process we go through to find the best path forward.

What is a Sensor, Anyway

What is a Sensor, Anyway

Software is becoming the new sensor. This shift in thinking opens the door to incorporating more complex, AI-based algorithms, rather than just simple condition thresholds.

Want to Reduce the Cost of Data Collection for Edge AI with Sensors? Only do it once.

Want to Reduce the Cost of Data Collection for Edge AI with Sensors? Only Do It Once.

Reality AI Tools® includes functionality to monitor the status of data collection automatically, tracking consistency, quality, and coverage.

Successful Data Collection for Machine Learning with Sensors

Successful Data Collection for Machine Learning with Sensors

To get your machine learning model to the point where it’s ready for field testing, you’ll want to collect several thousand observations that cover a broad a range of the variation expected.

Rich Data, Poor Data: Getting the Most Out of Sensors Blog

Rich Data, Poor Data: Getting the Most Out of Sensors

Relying only on high-level descriptive statistics rather than time and frequency domains will miss anomalies, fail to detect signatures and sacrifice value that an implementation could potentially deliver.