Renesas Blog

By using state-of-art microcontrollers and partner-enabled intelligent voice processing algorithms, Renesas is addressing the challenge between real-time voice analytics and the user experience.

To easily develop large-scale and complicated E/E architectures, we provide a Virtual Platform (VPF) for software development without an actual device and a software development kit that runs on the VPF.

In this blog, the multi-core debug and trace tool for R-Car S4, which was released in April 2022, is introduced.

Renesas is fully committed to meeting ISO/SAE 21434 for its automotive microcontrollers (MCUs) and system-on-chip (SoC) solutions effective with new developments from January 2022.

Effortlessly evaluate motor control via EtherCAT using provided hardware and software components.

This is a highly integrated, yet modular and flexible, charger cradle, supporting independent power rails to recharge TWS earbuds and hearing-aids.

This blog looks at the importance of security certifications and explains how embedded developers can be assured that the heart of their product’s security works correctly.

QE for Capacitive Touch supports the development of gesture applications with the use of AI. This blog explains the creation and operation of the gesture and the recognition accuracy.

The ever-growing abundance of data has led to the need to manage it in a way that ensures data quality by reducing duplication and guaranteeing the most accurate and timely outcome.

Renesas’ "Tuned ISP" concept simplifies the ISP functions of the RZ/V2M MPU to speed up the image improvement process and shorten development time.