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Embedded design involves creating specialized computing systems that are integrated into larger devices or machines, serving specific functions rather than general-purpose computing. These systems typically consist of microcontrollers or microprocessors, along with firmware and software tailored to their intended application. Embedded design is crucial in various industries, from consumer electronics like smartphones and smart home devices to automotive systems and industrial automation. The challenge lies in optimizing performance, power consumption, and reliability within constrained hardware resources, while ensuring that the system meets rigorous safety and functionality standards. Effective embedded design blends hardware and software engineering to deliver seamless, efficient, and often real-time solutions.