Top Stories of the Week: Dec. 1-Dec. 5, 2025
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Editor's Choice: From the Electronic Design Archives
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Bill Wong's Picks
Hopefully you have read through this table of contents for the week to get here. I always like to find something new and hope you do too. So here's this week's offering.
The first is from Machine Design. Do you work with motors and gears? I have on occasion so this particular article was useful and informative.
- What’s the Difference Between a Metric Gear and an Imperial Gear? @ Machine Design - Trade Show Tip: Ask Brian Dengel about metric vs. Imperial gears and learn the subtleties of precision engineering.
We talk about artificial intelligence (AI) and generative AI a lot in Electronic Design but here is a different perspective on agentic AI.
- Agentic AI: More than a Buzzword @ Security Infowatch - It isn't just hype – learn how security integrators are already using it to handle service requests, reduce truck rolls, and scale without hiring.
Incorporating security is important when developing embedded, high reliability software. It is important over at Control Design as well.
- OT edge defense-in-depth can secure AI models against cyber attacks @ Control Design - How network segmentation and physical hardening have evolved for AI in manufacturing
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