Newark will participate in embedded world North America 2025 at the Anaheim Convention Center from Nov. 4–6. Visitors can find the company at booth 4039, where they will showcase the latest AI and IoT development kits, host live product demos and conduct hourly hands-on workshops designed to help engineers build Edge AI and cloud-connected applications.
Newark will host live demonstrations highlighting real-world Edge AI use cases, including facial recognition and object detection, showing how quickly engineers can get started with next-generation technologies. Hourly workshop sessions with technology from top suppliers will provide hands-on experience in powering up and connecting Edge AI projects securely. Avnet’s IoT solutions including the /IOTCONNECT platform will also be on display.
“Our team is focused on creating a truly hands-on learning experience for engineers attending embedded world North America,” said Jennifer Skinner-Gray, Senior Director, Supplier Technology Enablement, Avnet. “Through our AI at the Edge workshops and live demos, we’re helping attendees gain the practical skills needed to bring their Edge AI and IoT designs to life, from concept to cloud.”
The booth will also feature Newark’s newly launched The DevKit HQ, an online resource for embedded evaluation boards, development kits and single-board computers. The DevKit HQ is the leading resource where engineers can search development kits by application.
“The DevKit HQ brings together everything engineers need to accelerate their embedded development journey,” said Cliff Ortmeyer, Global Head of Solutions, Newark. “At embedded world North America, we’re excited to show how easy it can be to explore, test and build with the latest AI- and IoT-enabled development kits from leading suppliers.”
Attendees who participate in the expert-led workshops will have the opportunity to take home a free development kit upon completing the session. Visitors can receive a free exhibit hall pass using the code NEWARK25.
For more information or to register, visit www.newark.com/embedded-world.
