Middleware Evolution
The complexity of building large-scale, real-time embedded systems often stems from a lack of expertise in integrating low-level platforms with domain-specific knowledge. Historically, applications were built directly on hardware or operating systems, but as systems grew more intricate, a middleware layer became essential. This layer serves as a bridge, enabling better communication and functionality between diverse components, thus facilitating the development of sophisticated applications in various domains.In this clip
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