Description: Embedded systems are computing systems that are integrated into devices to support specific functionalities, such as augmented reality. These systems combine hardware and software to perform dedicated tasks, often with resource constraints in terms of processing, memory, and energy. Unlike general computing systems, which can run a variety of applications, embedded systems are designed to fulfill specific and optimized functions. Their relevance has grown exponentially with technological advancements, especially in the context of the Internet of Things (IoT), where everyday devices connect to the internet to exchange data and enhance functionality. In the realm of augmented reality, embedded systems enable the integration of virtual elements into the real world, facilitating interactive and enriched experiences. Neuromorphic computing, which seeks to mimic the functioning of the human brain, also benefits from these systems by allowing the implementation of complex algorithms in compact devices. Furthermore, various development platforms have democratized access to the creation of embedded systems, enabling developers and enthusiasts to experiment and build innovative projects with ease.
