In order to extended the scope of its product offering and catalyse further commercial growth, specialist in observability technology for embedded and edge-based systems Percepio has confirmed Andreas Klintemyr as its new Product Lead.
Percepio joined the embedded community in Phoenix for Microchip MASTERs 2026, where attendees got hands-on with Zephyr RTOS debugging and Tracealyzer to visualize, analyze and optimize runtime behavior.
New Percepio Detect 2025.2 release delivers faster debugging, smaller core dumps, expanded IAR Embedded Workbench® and Arm support, and TaskMonitor for automatic anomaly detection. Percepio Detect builds on Percepio’s self-hosted observability platform, offering unlimited on-device monitoring with “security-camera-style” trace capture that records only when unusual events occur.
Embedded engineers regularly encounter failures that are difficult to reproduce despite using the same firmware image throughout testing. A system may pass hundreds of test cycles before a watchdog reset occurs, a communication stack may hang only after many hours of operation, or a latency spike may appear intermittently and then disappear in subsequent runs. Continuous observability (CO) extends the audit trail into runtime execution. Rather than treating observability solely as a debugging technique, it becomes an ongoing capability that captures execution data throughout development, integration, testing, and validation.
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