Tag Archives: user experience

Semiconductor Design Vs. the End-User Experience

Posted on May 15, 2013 by j.blyler@ieee.org

Is it possible for semiconductor engineers to design directly for the end-user experience? Your feedback is needed. Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged Cadence, Dassault, end user experience, hardware, Intel, Mentor, models, prototype, simulation, software, Synopsys, user experience | Leave a comment

Less Specs, More Feedback

Posted on March 1, 2012 by j.blyler@ieee.org

Engineers need specifications, but the consumer experience must be quantified if designs are to be successful. Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged 1st Playable Productions, feedback, game, IMEC, Intel, mobile phone, spec, specifications, user experience | Leave a comment

Lack of Coverage Hides Fascinating IP Stories

Posted on July 15, 2011 by j.blyler@ieee.org

Many users may think that semiconductor IP is a boringly mature topic, but that view is far from reality as IP moves into new and expanding markets. Continue reading →

Posted in General | Tagged boring, FPGA, hardware, interposer, IP subsystem, manufacturing, MEMS, package, processs, RF, robotic, sci-fi, sensor, social, softare, user experience | Leave a comment

IP That Senses and Cares

Posted on July 12, 2011 by j.blyler@ieee.org

Engineers may be nervous about user experience (UX) based hardware design trends, but the future lies in creating devices that sense and care about their owners. Continue reading →