Electronic Specifier at embedded world 2026 with Texas Instruments
Managing Editor, Paige Hookway speaks with Amichai Ron, Senior Vice President and General Manager at Texas Instruments.
Senior Vice President of Embedded Processing & DLP® Products, Texas Instruments
Search every verified Amichai Ron interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote — each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. Amichai Ron, Senior Vice President of Embedded Processing and DLP® Products at Texas Instruments, has recently discussed the company’s work in edge AI and generative AI across multiple industry events, including embedded world 2024 and 2026, electronica 2024, and in a December 2024 company video. In these appearances, he described edge AI as a technology that allows models trained in the cloud to run on embedded devices, enabling real-time decisions locally rather than relying on cloud connectivity. He highlighted applications in automotive safety, industrial monitoring, solar energy systems, and medical devices, such as an ECG demo that could detect issues and potentially call emergency services. Ron also emphasized the scalability of TI’s embedded portfolio, noting that customers can choose from microcontrollers to higher-end processors with the same software investment, and that tools like AI Studio help customers collect data and develop AI-based applications. Ron has also discussed the integration of generative AI into TI’s development tools, such as using Claude Code within Code Composer Studio to help customers write code more efficiently. He noted that customer interest in AI has grown rapidly, with some who previously thought they only needed a basic microcontroller now exploring AI capabilities for applications like PIR sensors to improve accuracy and reduce power consumption. In his public statements, Ron attributed these advancements to TI’s broader goal of making electronics more affordable through semiconductors, and he described edge AI as a means to create safer, more efficient, and more sustainable systems across various industries.
Managing Editor, Paige Hookway speaks with Amichai Ron, Senior Vice President and General Manager at Texas Instruments.
Amichai Ron, SVP of Embedded Processing, Texas Instruments.
EE Times caught up with Amichai Ron at electronica 2024 last week in Munich, Germany, to dig a little deeper into current trends ...This is n dad with the E times and I'm talking today to Amai Ron who's responsible for the embedded products at uh TI Texas ...
Our senior vice president of Embedded Processing and DLP® products, Amichai Ron, talks with Mark Ng, our director of automotive systems, to explain how our embedded portfolio, including edge AI-enabled C2000™ MCUs, supports real-time monitoring and control AI for factory automation, large appliances, and solar energy. All to help us toward a more intelligent, sustainable future. Learn about TI's edge AI portfolio https://www.ti.com/technologies/edge-...
The Electropages team visited Texas Instruments during Embedded World 2024 in Nuremberg where Amichai Ron, Senior Vice President, highlighted the versatility and scalability of Texas Instruments’ embedded processing technology. Amichai detailed the extensive range of microcontrollers, microprocessors, and connectivity devices designed to empower developers. By showcasing products from low-power IoT devices to high-performance industrial applications, TI demonstrated their commitment to providing scalable solutions that meet diverse customer needs. From basic controllers for simple application…
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