Live demos of FPAA-powered analog computing, sensor front-ends and mixed-signal
prototyping
Anaheim Convention Center — November 4-6, 2025 — Okika Devices, a leader in field-programmable analog arrays (FPAAs) and rapid mixed-signal prototyping tools, today announced it will exhibit at Embedded World 2025 this November at Booth 9055 in Anaheim California.
At the show, Okika will showcase how engineers can design, tune, and deploy analog signal chains without custom PCBs, using its FPAA development boards and software. Live demos could include:
- Adaptive/programmable filters for audio, vibration, and RF-adjacent
prototyping - Low-power sensor front-ends with programmable gain, filtering, and
thresholding - Edge analog compute blocks for pre-processing pipelines (down-sampling,
feature extraction, compression) - Mixed-signal labs-in-a-box for education and rapid proof-of-concepts
“Teams are under pressure to move faster with fewer board spins,” said Michael Hollabaugh, VP Marketing at Okika Devices. “Our FPAA platform lets engineers reshape analog functionality in minutes—right on the bench—so you can validate concepts the same day and arrive at production with confidence.”
Meet with Okika at Booth 9055. Attendees can stop by for a quick session with a tailored walkthrough, discuss application notes, or evaluate fit for upcoming designs.
