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At Embedded World 2022, Lattice Head of R&D Steve Douglass delivered a keynote discussing the new ways to design more secure, flexible, and adaptable systems to address major technology trends in Edge Computing – accelerating compute requirements, expanding system features, increasing security threats, and faster time to market – to build even greater products.

Lattice Head of R&D Steve Douglass sat down with Editor-in-Chief of Design&Elektronik, Joachim Kroll at Embedded World Exhibition & Conference 2022 to discuss how FPGAs can solve many of the challenges developers face with today’s top technology trends, including mass connectivity and the rapid adoption of AI, as well as the rise in edge computing.

Lattice Nexus Platform is the industry’s first 28nm FD-SOI-based FPGA platform built with innovations at every level of design, from solutions, to architecture, to circuit, and delivers higher system performance at significantly reduced power consumption.

CrossLink-NX FPGA is the first family of FPGAs implemented on the new Lattice Nexus Platform. CrossLink-NX provides the energy efficiency, small form factor, high reliability and higher performance developers need to enable innovative embedded vision solutions for the Edge.

This demonstration measures the power consumption of Lattice’s CrossLink-NX FPGAs relative to other similar FPGAs using commercially available boards.

This demonstration measures the IO wakeup time of Lattice’s CrossLink-NX FPGAs relative to other similar FPGAs using commercially available development boards.

Lattice Semiconductor is the low power programmable leader. We solve customer problems across the network, from the Edge to the Cloud, in the growing communications, computing, industrial, automotive and consumer markets. Our technology, long-standing relationships, and commitment to world-class support lets our customers quickly and easily unleash their innovation to create a smart, secure and connected world.

Lattice MachXO3D FPGA helps secure system components with a hardware root-of-trust. MachXO3D can protect, detect and recover other components from unauthorized firmware access at every stage of a system’s lifecycle, from the point of manufacturing all the way to the system’s end of life.

The full-featured Lattice sensAI stack includes everything developers need to evaluate, develop and deploy FPGA-based Machine Learning / Artificial Intelligence solutions - modular hardware platforms, example demonstrations, reference designs, neural network IP cores, software tools for development, and custom design services.

This video introduces the benefits of HDMI 2.1’s eARC feature:

• Higher bandwidth – 37M of audio that supports all audio formats
• Full home theater experience with the simplicity of operating a TV set
• Future proof receivers against changes in video standards

This demonstration takes the output from four fish-eye cameras and performs de-warping, white balance correction, and image stitching. The demonstration also enables the user to provides different views.

This demonstration identifies and tracks a human face. The inferencing is done using Convolutional Neural Networks implemented in the Embedded Vision Development Kit’s ECP5 FPGA. Power consumption is less than 1W.

This demonstration processes video images and identifies the presence of a human. The inferencing is done using Convolutional Neural Networks implemented in the Embedded Vision Development Kit’s ECP5 FPGA. Power consumption is less than 1W.

This demonstration tallies apples and oranges to demonstrate object counting. The inferencing is done using eight Convolutional Neural Networks implemented in the Embedded Vision Development Kit’s ECP5 FPGA. Power consumption is less than 1W.

This demonstration looks for speed limit signs and interprets what is on the sign. The inferencing is done using Convolutional Neural Networks implemented in the Embedded Vision Development Kit’s ECP5 FPGA. Power consumption is less than 1W.

Learn how easy it is mix and match multiple I/O types with the modular VIP platform.

• Input options: HDMI, DisplayPort, Dual Sensor
• Output options: HDMI, DisplayPort, USB3-GbE

This video shows how you can use Lattice's CrossLink device to implement a MIPI DSI to LVDS bridge.

From always-on cameras with processing at the edge and the cloud to always-on displays and face detection, our FPGA-based solutions have you covered.

Taking a simple camera and converting it regular image into a 360 surround view doesn't have to be difficult. Learn how our CrossLink FPGA can help.

Our next-generation Lattice Radiant software is a full featured FPGA design tool suite. Achieve predictable FPGA design convergence, optimized for edge devices.

Learn how our Embedded Vision Development kit and 60 GHz WirelessHD products support autonomous robot requirements, such as collision avoidance, all while consuming an incredibly low amount of power.

HDMI 2.1 now includes a home theater feature called Enhanced Audio Return Channel (eARC), which will ensure forward compatibility between audio devices such as a Sound Bar, A/V Receiver (AVR) and TV.

Check out how CrossLink's collection of IP cores helps you solve design challenges with MIPI interface adoption.

We have combined the bridging capability of our CrossLink FPGA, the low-power, small form factor ECP5 and the high-resolution benefits of our HDMI ASSP, onto this modular platform. Learn about the specs of this development kit and let us help you enable flexible connectivity and energy efficient image processing for robotics, drones, ADAS, smart surveillance and AR/VR systems.

Lattice Semiconductor showcases product solutions for connectivity and processing at the edge.

Learn more about Lattice's CrossLink FPGA and its new 4:1 MIPI CSI-2 camera aggregator bridge, ideal for drones, AR/VR, 360 cameras, and other automotive and industrial solutions.

Learn how Lattice products support edge computing applications (video processing acceleration), sensor bridging for machine vision, and stereo vision for robotics and drones.

Learn how FPGAs can support the needs of modern Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) .

Lattice CrossLink FPGA, ECP5 FPGA and HDMI ASSP come together to provide one clean and efficient solution for video processing and delivery.

Using Lattice’s ECP5 FPGA device, we are able to take the images of multiple automotive cameras, stitch them together, and apply many enhancing/correcting benefits to output one final, clean image for the driver.

The iCE40 UltraPlus is the world’s smallest FPGAs with enhanced memory & DSPs for reduced system cost, lower power consumption & faster time-to-market. Our sensor data fusion with embedded RISC-V and multi-sensor aggregation demos show why iCE40 UltraPlus is a must for your next consumer device.

We are demonstrating video and audio signal aggregation in products using Lattice iCE40 FPGAs.

The iCE40 UltraPlus is the world’s smallest FPGAs with enhanced memory & DSPs for reduced system cost, lower power consumption & faster time-to-market. Our sensor data fusion with embedded RISC-V and multi-sensor aggregation demos show why iCE40 UltraPlus is a must for your next consumer device.

Meet iCE40 UltraPlus, the first iCE40 product supporting MIPI D-PHY with LP and HS modes. Learn about additional benefits, like driving a MIPI DSI display along with integrated SRAM memory for frame buffering, in this video.

Whenever the interface on a camera does not match that of the application processor, a bridge is required. A common application example is muxing or merging multiple MIPI CSI-2 image sensors and combining them to one MIPI CSI-2 output. The CrossLink solution is a camera aggregator used for drones, 360 cameras, action cameras, surveillance and augmented reality applications.

The ECP5 FPGA Family breaks the rule that all FPGAs should be the highest density, power hungry, and expensive. With a focus on compact, high volume applications, Lattice optimized the ECP5 architecture for low cost, small form factor and low power consumption. These characteristics make the ECP5 devices ideal for delivering programmable connectivity solutions to complement ASICs and ASSPs.

See an overview of the MachXO2 product family. Learn how MachXO2 lowers cost, lowers power and integrates system functionality, all in a small package. See how easy it is to start designing with MachXO2 devices with free design tools, IP trials & reference designs.

Check out how easy it is to add CrossLink IPs to your designs.