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A EurthTech Deep Technical Narrative There comes a point in every IoT project when you realise something quietly profound:your system is no longer just sending data. It is thinking . Not thinking the way humans do, but thinking in the way ecosystems do — through patterns, corrections, repetitions, rewards, failures, and tiny adjustments spread across thousands of devices. This is the moment when your IoT system stops behaving like a pipelineand starts behaving like a feedback

A EurthTech Deep Technical Narrative There’s a moment in every serious  IoT product engineering  journey when you finally understand the difference between  “works”  and  “survives.” A prototype works.A lab test works.A demo works.A pilot works. But a real deployment — one that lives on rooftops, inside factories, in basements, in remote villages, in sub-zero chillers, and in hot, dust-filled enclosures — doesn’t simply need to work. It needs to  survive . Survival is an enti

In today’s fast-paced technological landscape, businesses are constantly seeking innovative solutions to enhance their products and services. One key area that significantly impacts success is  custom electronics manufacturing , especially for companies building  smart infrastructure solutions ,  Industrial IoT and automation platforms , and connected products. By investing in tailored electronics manufacturing, organizations can deliver scalable, reliable, and high-quality

A EurthTech Deep Technical Narrative There is a strange silence that falls over IoT systems after the first year. The excitement of deployment fades. The dashboards that once fascinated everyone become routine. The firmware that seemed groundbreaking becomes “the old build.” The cloud pipeline that once felt modern is now just another service. The devices that engineers watched like newborn infants now sit quietly in their installations — ceilings, rooftops, factory walls, pu

A EurthTech Deep Technical Narrative There’s a dramatic shift that happens in IoT when you cross a certain threshold.At 10 devices, everything feels easy.At 100 devices, you feel confident. At 500 devices, you feel in control. But at 5,000 devices… you begin feeling nervous. And at 50,000 devices? The system stops feeling like “your system.” It starts feeling like a city  you accidentally built. Nothing — truly nothing — will expose the character of your architecture more b

A EurthTech Deep Technical Perspective If you’ve ever tried running AI on a microcontroller, you probably remember two contrasting moments. The first moment is magical — the instant you see your tiny model running on a bare-metal MCU, making sense of a sensor stream. It feels like science fiction. A kilobyte-sized network doing real work, right at the edge. And the second moment happens soon after — when the magic suddenly collapses under noise, jitter, power fluctuations, ra

When you first encounter LoRaWAN, it feels almost magical. You place a tiny device in your hand, powered maybe by a coin cell, and it whispers a few bytes across a vast distance — sometimes kilometres — landing neatly in a gateway as if by telepathy. For someone who grew up in the world of Wi-Fi and 4G, the idea that a packet can travel so far with so little energy almost feels wrong. But the magic ends very quickly when you connect a real sensor to that device. Because senso

The Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming how devices communicate, interact, and deliver value. Innovative IoT product design is at the heart of this transformation, enabling connected solutions that improve efficiency, convenience, and user experience. Designing IoT products requires a blend of hardware, software, and connectivity expertise to create seamless, reliable, and scalable solutions. In this article, we explore the key aspects of IoT design solutions that drive

In today’s competitive market, turning a product idea into a real, scalable solution requires more than innovation—it requires precision manufacturing, supply-chain intelligence, and reliable engineering execution. This is where EMS outsourcing solutions  become essential, especially for companies working in IoT product engineering , industrial IoT and automation , and embedded systems development . By leveraging expert EMS providers, businesses can streamline production, red

Estimated Reading Time: 10–15 Minutes Author: Vijay Kumar Sanugondla, Embedded Engineer at Eurth Tech Over-the-air (OTA) firmware updates are the backbone of IoT product engineering , powering everything from industrial automation platforms to AI-powered embedded systems  deployed across smart utilities, agriculture, and smart city solutions . OTA enables manufacturers to roll out new features, patch security vulnerabilities, and enhance device performance — all without physi

In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, the Internet of Things (IoT) has become a cornerstone of smart infrastructure solutions , powering industries, cities, and critical digital ecosystems. With billions of connected devices generating massive amounts of data, the importance of security cannot be overstated. Now, with the rise of quantum computing, traditional cryptographic methods are at risk — making post-quantum cryptography (PQC)  essential for securing Io

In the evolving landscape of digital technology, understanding how data is collected, processed, and secured is critical. For companies building IoT product engineering , embedded systems development , smart infrastructure solutions , and AI-powered embedded systems , data collection is not just an add-on — it is the operational backbone that drives automation, intelligence, and reliability. This article breaks down the technical mechanisms behind website data collection and

By [Employee Name]/[Designation] at EurthTech Published on July 10, 2025 The Real-World Problem Let’s say you're developing a smart fitness band —an example of modern embedded systems development  and IoT product engineering . It needs to: Continuously read accelerometer + heart rate data Push updates via BLE Display information on an OLED Stay alive for a week And run TinyML gesture detection using Edge AI in embedded devices All on something like an Apollo4 Blue or STM32L

In today’s fast-paced manufacturing landscape, efficiency, precision, and innovation  are key to staying ahead. One of the most effective ways to achieve these goals is through professional electronics design outsourcing . By leveraging embedded systems development  and IoT product engineering expertise , manufacturers can optimize production, reduce costs, and accelerate time-to-market. This blog explores how electronics design outsourcing  can revolutionize your manufacturi

Insurance fraud is a persistent challenge that affects both insurers and policyholders. Insurers face significant financial losses due to fraudulent claims, while honest customers experience higher premiums as a result. As part of the broader digital transformation for infrastructure , artificial intelligence (AI)  and AI-powered embedded systems  are now playing a pivotal role in helping insurers detect and prevent such fraudulent activities with greater precision and speed.

GPS (Global Positioning System) is one of the most transformative technologies enabling modern smart infrastructure solutions  and IoT product engineering . It allows precise localization and tracking across industries — from navigation and logistics to smart pole technology  and geospatial engineering services . In this blog, let’s understand how GPS localization  works, its key components, and its limitations — and how it fits into the broader ecosystem of AI-powered embed

In the evolving landscape of IoT and embedded systems development , data security and privacy are not just legal obligations—they are pillars of trust and brand integrity. A well-structured privacy policy defines how data is collected, used, and protected, forming a vital part of smart infrastructure solutions  that depend on secure, connected systems. At EurthTech , we believe that a transparent privacy policy reflects a company’s dedication to digital transformation for inf

How Open Hardware Security Labs Are Making Embedded Products Stronger In 2025, even a ₹500 IoT gadget carries Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, OTA updates, and a microcontroller running “secure” firmware. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: Most devices look  secure on paper but collapse the moment someone attacks the hardware directly. It doesn’t take a nation-state attacker — just a motivated engineer with curiosity and the right tools. Examples? A 200-nanosecond voltage glitch  bypassing

In the last decade, vehicles whether electric or internal combustion stopped being purely mechanical machines. They’ve quietly become networked, software-driven computing platforms on wheels . A modern EV or ICE vehicle now contains: 50–150 ECUs Dozens of CAN/LIN networks GPS, LTE, and BLE modules Cloud telemetry connections OTA update systems ADAS cameras and sensors Battery management controllers Motor inverters with independent firmware Yet, here’s the irony: Most fleet o

How factories, OEMs and automation companies are deploying low-cost machine vision, defect detection and robotics perception using open frameworks. Modern production lines rely on eyes, not human operators.Whether it is detecting a missing washer on an assembly line, reading QR codes on cartons, validating PCB solder joints or rejecting damaged packaging, machine vision drives quality and throughput. For a long time, factories depended on proprietary vision systems – expensi