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DigiKey at embedded world 2026 with Lattice Semiconductor

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Lattice received award Best of Show on Mar 13th '26.

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DigiKey at embedded world 2026 with Lattice Semiconductor. 13 March 2026 At embedded world 2026, on the DigiKey booth, Paige Hookway speaks with Raemin Wang, Vice President, Segment Marketing at Lattice Semiconductor about small, low power FPGA enabling physical AI. Wang began by introducing himself and explaining that his team focuses on physical AI solutions and ecosystems, working closely with partners in industrial, automotive, and consumer sectors. He provided an overview of Lattice Semiconductor, noting the company's expertise in low-power, small-size FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays), which offer flexible I/O, multiple interfaces, and parallel processing capabilities. These FPGAs are programmable at the hardware level, allowing deployment in a range of applications including robotics, autonomous vehicles, 5G communications, and data centres. The conversation then shifted to the challenge of managing the increasing variety of sensors in Edge devices. Wang highlighted the proliferation and diversity of sensors, such as LiDAR, radar, IMUs, and RGB cameras, used in industrial automation, robotics, and consumer devices. Lattice FPGAs can efficiently ingest and process high-bandwidth multi-sensor data due to their flexible interfaces, enabling engineers to handle complex inputs at the Edge rather than relying solely on central processors. This "sense AI" approach...

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Lattice's 55TDQ FPGA, capable of PQC today, was showcased at the event and recognised with a "Best of Show" award.

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