An embedded module is a self-contained, compact unit that integrates hardware (like a processor and memory) and software (firmware) to perform a specific, dedicated function within a larger electronic system. These modules are designed for efficiency and performance in specialized tasks, such as sensing, control, or communication, offering a smaller, lower-cost, and time-saving solution compared to building the entire function from individual components. They are widely used in applications like industrial automation, robotics, IoT devices, and unmanned systems.
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