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Impulse Blogs - 2013


  • Impulse attend Embedded World 2013   27 Feb 2013
    It’s that time of year again, where all the leading worldwide manufacturers of industrial and embedded hardware and software meet to showcase their latest products and services. I’m of course talking about Embedded World 2013.The Embedded World Exhibition and Conference 2013, based at the Exhibition Centre in Nuremburg, Germany, is THE event to attend if you’r...
  • Windows Embedded 8 – An interview with Technical Manager Chris Durose   25 Feb 2013
    With the first instalment of Windows Embedded 8 operating systems launching next month, we thought it would be good to interview Impulse’s very own Windows Embedded expert, Chris Durose. About ChrisChris, a veteran employee at Impulse with over 15 years under his belt, is our Technical Manager and a key player in Impulse’s project management service. His day to day ...
  • Embedded computing in the oil and gas industry   13 Feb 2013
    If you’ve ever seen on TV, or been lucky enough to visit, you’ll know that the Sahara Desert is a relentlessly harsh environment. With a daytime temperature reaching as high as 50°C (122°F) and night time temperatures dropping below zero, you can understand why extreme care and thorough planning is required when traveling the 3.62 million square mile area it...
  • An exciting future for Microsoft Windows Embedded   24 Jan 2013
    Full to the brim with news and information, the Impulse management team return from yet another successful and productive training seminar hosted by Microsoft at the UK Microsoft headquarters in Reading.The key subject on everyone’s mind is that of Microsoft’s latest embedded portfolio; Microsoft Windows Embedded 8. With hundreds of new and improved features, Micros...
  • Understanding Impulse APT – Part 2: Power   14 Jan 2013
    With energy prices rising steeply year on year, more companies are seeking new and intelligent ways to reduce their business energy consumption. In addition, larger companies in the UK are put under increasing pressure to reduce their carbon emissions - an effort enforced by the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme which was set up to reduce carbon emissions by 1.2 tonnes by 2020.When ...
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