Analog Devices, Inc. has expanded its developer offerings with new solutions aimed at increasing efficiency and security for developers. The CodeFusion Studio System Planner enables resource allocation in heterogeneous architectures and enhances code generation. The Data Provenance Software Development solution focuses on ensuring data trust and traceability for customers using the Intelligent Edge.

Rob Oshana, Senior Vice President of the Software and Digital Platforms group at ADI, noted, “The work required of embedded developers is more complicated than ever...we have heard from customers time and again they want to be able to more quickly and easily manage their system design...all of which inspired this expanded CodeFusion Studio System Planner and Data Provenance Software Development solution offerings.”

As embedded devices evolve with more complexity and increased performance, traditional developer tools often fail to meet the flexibility and customization needed. The CodeFusion Studio System Planner addresses these challenges, enabling effective project creation and resource management on complex devices. The solution allows project creation across multiple cores and offers graphical resource allocation for memory and peripherals.

The Data Provenance Software Development solution establishes a trust framework for data from creation to storage, adding secure metadata to enhance trust and integrity. This solution aims to improve the quality of algorithms and models reliant on genuine data, which translates into more accurate outputs and informed decision-making.

Early access kits for the Data Provenance Software Development solution will be available on April 25, 2025. These advancements position ADI to support the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning into embedded systems.