Pebble's Code is Free: Three Former Pebble Engineers Discuss Why It's Important
Pebble OS is now open-source. Former Pebble engineers François Baldassari, Chris Coleman, and Brad Murray break down its innovations and why this release matters.
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Subaru Cars Have A Massive Security Vulnerability
Security researchers found a massive flaw in Subaru’s remote vehicle system—hackers could unlock and track cars easily. The culprit? Homemade authentication protocols. Lesson: Don’t DIY security. Use trusted, third-party solutions. What do you think Subaru should have done differently?
AI Compliance Documentation
Compliance documentation is a tedious but necessary part of embedded engineering. AI can help by automating structured tasks, drafting reports, checking for regulatory gaps, and validating submissions so that engineers can focus on development work. Would you trust AI-generated compliance documentation? Let’s discuss.
Edge AI is a Game-Changer for Embedded Devices
AI at the edge is built for embedded systems. And no need for tons of compute power— most of the heavy lifting happens during training so the models run efficiently on minimal hardware. With microcontrollers like STM32N6 optimizing for AI workloads, the potential is growing fast. Is AI at the edge part of your embedded strategy this year?
Interrupt Live: Noah Pendleton | MCU SDK Engineer @ Memfault
On this episode of Interrupt Live, we'll meet Noah Pendleton, an MCU SDK Engineer at Memfault. He'll share why he wrote the article "Publishing the Memfault SDK as an ESP-IDF Component. They discuss the development of an ESP component for the Memfault SDK, exploring Noah's background in firmware engineering, the process of creating and publishing the component, and the importance of automation in development. They also share insights on the ESP-IDF framework and future plans for further contributions to the community. takeaways.
Is Hardware Innovation Slowing #embeddedprogramming #hardwaredesign
Is hardware innovation slowing down? The basics—Wi-Fi chips, LEDs, controls—are solved for many devices. The real innovation is in software: user interfaces, intelligence, and connectivity. Where do you see hardware evolving?
Implementing Unlimited eSIM Solutions: Architecture and Enterprise Considerations
Are you struggling with mobile connectivity issues in your business? eSIM technology offers a powerful solution. This article will show you how implementing unlimited eSIM solutions can improve architecture and enterprise considerations, making things easier for you. Keep reading to discover more.
Monitoring a Low-Power Wireless Network Based on Smart Mesh IP
Monitoring IoT applications is essential due to their operation in dynamic and challenging environments, which makes them susceptible to various operational and connectivity issues. Application Performance Monitoring (APM) is the key to identifying and resolving these issues in real time, ensuring uninterrupted data flow and functionality. Moreover, the insights gained from APM can optimize device performance, ensure reliability, and reduce operational costs.
Introducing the Time Series Buying Guide for IIoT
All machinery and equipment, including their controls and sensors, tell a story through the data they collect. This data, or Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) data, provides a detailed narrative about the machines, offering actionable insights to improve operations. IIoT data empowers businesses to optimize and enhance industrial processes by detailing operational status, performance metrics, usage patterns, health diagnostics, and environmental conditions.
Hardware and Software should be Co-Designed
Consumers crave interactivity. The best way to deliver it is to unite software and hardware. Product design used to be about perfecting hardware specs. The software was an afterthought. Today, this story is flipped on its head. The devices users love are built differently. The best embedded engineering teams co-design hardware and software from the start. It’s not just a shift in process; it’s a shift in thinking. Are we building products or creating experiences?