• How an idea turned into 2.5 Million euros…
    Interview with Rikard König, written by Jasmine Shiel, Administration & Communications. Have you ever wished that you could be your own boss, make that random thought you had into a successful business? Do you remember those moments of “what if…”? Before it faded away into doubt and the realization of the difficulties of turning a… Read More »How an idea turned into 2.5 Million euros…
  • The Extended Arm of Ekkono: Introducing Synthesis
    Written by Gustav Gärdesmed , Team Lead Cloud Development In the world of Internet of Things (IoT), the pace of innovation never slows down. As the lead backend architect of our latest venture, I’m thrilled to introduce you to Synthesis, a project that is the new extended arm of Ekkono’s SDK, letting you have full control… Read More »The Extended Arm of Ekkono: Introducing Synthesis
  • AI Regulations, Are You Ready?
    Written by Kriss Andsten, Cloud System Architect I have a love / hate relationship with EU regulations; thankfully, it goes along swimmingly with my love / hate relationship with software – and don’t get me started on hardware. Any developer who claims they haven’t at one point in their life considered getting into potato farming… Read More »AI Regulations, Are You Ready?
  • Running Ekkono’s Edge Machine Learning on a Commodore 64
    Written by Henrik Linusson, Data Scientist What does it really mean to run machine learning on the edge? Over the last five years, Ekkono’s researchers, engineers, and developers have been working hard to bring smart functionality to small hardware platforms. In this blog post, I would like to give you a small glimpse of what’s… Read More »Running Ekkono’s Edge Machine Learning on a Commodore 64
  • Why research is crucial for machine learning
    Written by Eva Garcia Martin, Data Scientist Ekkono is born out of research. Rikard König, a PhD researcher at University of Borås (now CTO) spent seven years researching and specializing in machine learning for predictive modeling, with the main focus at designing new or enhanced machine learning algorithms. That later became the foundation to Ekkono’s… Read More »Why research is crucial for machine learning
  • The Fear of Missing Out on Digital Events
    Written by Ellinor Bokedal, Marketing Director I got a bunny rabbit for my kids when they were younger. His name was Scotte and he always kept one ear up and one down. The kids thought he was fun to play with, at first, and then he was mine to care for. One night I must… Read More »The Fear of Missing Out on Digital Events
  • SDK vs DIY
    Written by Andreas Björnberg, VP Product Management After 24 years of using C++/C and Python SDKs, and also developing special low-level SDKs for others, I will share my personal reflections on why it’s better to go with an SDK rather than “Do It Yourself” (DIY), implementing low-level functionality from scratch.  Software Development Kit First, what… Read More »SDK vs DIY
  • 2021 – A New Hope
    Written by Linn Sidahl, Head of Business Development In Star Wars episode IV, princess Leia and the rebellions are fighting against the Empire in hope for a new future, characterized by justice and equality. To defeat the darkness of the Empire and the ruling Sith Lords, they ultimately need to destroy the Death Star, a… Read More »2021 – A New Hope
  • Winning Awards – Why It Matters
    Written by Jon Lindén, CEO The first week of November, Ekkono was awarded not only one, but three prestigious awards for our cutting-edge technology. Awards you think, why does that matter? Well, the real award is not always the actual award. Entrepreneurship is not a competition, but sometimes it’s the door to a customer you… Read More »Winning Awards – Why It Matters