ASUKA at 2026 embedded world

ASUKA brings innovative smart home and automotive AIoT solutions to embedded world 2026 in Nuremberg

ASUKA Autotronics Inc. made a strong impression at embedded world 2026, the leading international exhibition for embedded systems. The event took place from March 10 to 12 in Nuremberg, where we showcased the latest AIoT innovations to global audiences.

Exhibiting at our own booth and co-exhibiting alongside MediaTek, ASUKA attracted significant attention with Edge AI-powered IoT solutions designed for smart living and smart transportation. Our integrated approach — combining edge computing, intelligent connectivity and real-time data processing — reflects ASUKA's growing presence in the global AIoT ecosystem.

Introducing the smart home platform: SWAN-210

At the forefront of ASUKA's showcase was SWAN-210, powered by an advanced AI processor from MediaTek. This 10.1-inch wall-mounted smart home hub acts as a powerful local gateway, connecting with a wide range of in-home sensors — environmental and safety devices — to continuously monitor living conditions.

By leveraging short-range communication such as BLE, Wi-Fi and Z-Wave, the system gathers and processes data locally, enabling real-time responsiveness and enhanced reliability. Combined with 4G/5G connectivity, the platform bridges edge and cloud intelligence — delivering instant alerts, proactive monitoring and scalable services.

Visitors were particularly impressed by the system's practical approach to smart living. Unlike conventional hubs focused primarily on convenience, SWAN-210 is designed to meet strict safety and security standards including fire and intrusion detection — positioning it not only as a smart home solution, but as a reliable foundation for safety-critical applications.

AIoT solution for commercial fleet management

In the automotive domain, ASUKA presented its Edge AI-powered ADAS Driver Safety Box. Equipped with multi-camera support and real-time edge AI processing, the system goes beyond conventional warning mechanisms: it actively analyses both driver behaviour and road conditions, identifying potential risks before they happen. Combining intelligent vision with cloud analytics enables fleet operators to improve safety, optimise management efficiency and significantly reduce operational costs.