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The Android Developer's Journey into Hardware Observability

In this article, I walk through how the growth of internal observability tooling for an AOSP device might look like, and the variety of pitfalls one might encounter as they scale from 1s to 10s to 1000s of Android devices in the field, based off my experience talking to AOSP developers and teams, and personally as an Android app developer working on AOSP hardware.

Unlocking the Potential of Industrial IoT: The Role of Battery-Powered Equipment

As industries shift towards enhanced automation and effectiveness, Industrial IoT (IIoT) has converted into a crucial enabler in optimizing operations across warehouses, factories, and distribution facilities. IIoT describes the integration of sensors, devices, plus machines connected through the web to obtain and also exchange information in real time. For these systems to function seamlessly, efficient, reliable, and energy-effective equipment is vital. That is where lithium ion forklift batteries come into play.

Former Pebble Engineers Discuss The Evolution of Pebble's App Sandbox

When Pebble launched its SDK in 2012, it started as a pile of Python scripts. That was just the beginning. Memfault founders, François Baldassari and Chris Coleman, along with Brad Murray of Beeper, discuss the evolution of Pebble’s app sandbox, the challenges of early firmware development, and how a passionate developer community helped shape the platform.

COREDUMP #004: The Future of Edge AI and What it Means for Device Makers

Join the Founders of Memfault as they dive into this trend alongside special guest Alexander Samuelsson, CTO and Co-Founder of Imagimob (an Infineon Technologies company). This conversation on The Future of Edge AI and What It Means for Device Makers will explore how advancements in Edge AI are reshaping the embedded landscape, from hardware design to edge AI model development.

How IoT Brands Waste Money #iot #embeddedprogramming

IoT margins are already tight—why make it worse? Many companies are throwing away money on preventable costs like unnecessary RMAs, bloated customer support, and costly technician visits. But there’s a better way: Observability and OTA updates can help reduce churn, cut support costs, and eliminate waste. We just watched a customer slash support tickets by 30% and RMAs by 50% using Memfault’s observability data. These are real numbers, real savings, and real impact.

AI Wearables: Why Startups Have the Advantage Over Big Tech

Big tech has the resources, but startups have the real advantage in AI wearables: speed, agility, and the freedom to take risks. Right now, the AI wearable market is in the wildcard phase—no dominant device, no set form factor, and no clear winner. That’s a massive opportunity for smaller teams that can move fast, test in the field, and refine in real time. Unlike big tech, startups don’t need a five-year roadmap. They can launch quickly, experiment aggressively, and pivot without worrying about shareholders.

Smart Sensors & Digital Wallets: How IoT Devices Are Becoming Financial Endpoints

Remember when sensors were just simple devices that could detect temperature or motion? Today, these smart devices are turning into tiny banks capable of making and receiving payments all by themselves, even tracking cryptocurrency stats like the Aixbt price in real-time. Let's explore how the IoT is changing the way we think about financial transactions.