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.
AI isn’t predictable, it adapts, making embedded engineering even more complex. A model that works in the lab might fail in the real world. So, how do successful teams deploy AI at the edge? A/B test models in the field—controlled environments aren't enough. Collect real-world performance data—observability tools are key. AI deployment isn’t a one-and-done process. It requires constant iteration and real-world validation.
Watch this video to learn how to monitor the dynamic SNMP tabular data on your network devices using WhatsUp Gold, even when the number of instances varies. As an example, we’ll demo how to create an active monitor for the percentage of disk space currently in use on a storage device.
Incident notifications are always time sensitive, so it’s crucial that teams and resolvers are set up to receive them. When an alert is sent to a group you belong to that uses failsafe devices, you can still receive the notification even if you don’t have any devices with an active timeframe. You can choose which device is used as a failsafe, giving you an extra layer of reassurance that you’ll never miss an important notification when it matters.
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?