Have you ever been on the field and had to flash a device with some firmware and get some logs off it?
Or worked with a designer/PM who needed to install pesky USB drivers on their enterprise laptop to flash the latest firmware?
With @embed_hub’s phone apps and a cheap 15$ programmer from Amazon you can flash firmware and fetch logs from your devices anywhere - no 💻 needed
EmbedHub already has role based access control of your firmware files, so you can simply ask a teammate or field engineer to sign in and get started - no emails with bin files and cluttered google drives
Two cities, one snowman, and last-minute Christmas hacking.
See how Anuj and Chinmay used @EmbedHub to collaborate remotely on a Christmas firmware project, without Chinmay ever having to set up a local dev environment.
Here is our blog: https://t.co/YDOAIWilkL
We wanted to make IoT prototyping a little easier for everyone, so we built the Makerville Badge. It’s fully open-source and ready for your next project.
Check it on our blog:
https://t.co/2OnqR47a8W
As a firmware developer, my code typically gets shared with a lot of different stake holders.
Customers, alpha/beta testers, manufacturing facilities, and more.
What bothers me about GitHub/Gitlab is that you either share a project in its entirety or you have to use Google Drive or similar to share limited aspects of the project.
That's why @embed_hub has the ability to create roles, define what parts of the project that role has access to, and then assign customers/developers/testers to those roles
Here's a quick demo showing this in action -
Tired of 'Final_firmware_v7_final_final.bin'? Mastering #Git is crucial. Git is a powerful tool, and with a few strategic adjustments, it can be perfectly tailored for embedded systems and hardware engineering.
https://t.co/bjn2WKfE0x
One of the biggest challenges is keeping the code from becoming a tangled mess. Using state machine frameworks is a total game-changer. We put together a quick post on why this approach helps.
https://t.co/LBc5kVt1Io
#embedded#firmware#statemachine
Remember MrBeast's massive Pi setup?
Our new article dives into smart strategies to dramatically speed up high-volume embedded deployments.
Get efficient!
https://t.co/WUO2n0uoob
#EmbeddedDev#ScaleUp#MrBeast
What if your embedded systems could evolve with technology, rather than becoming obsolete?
From choosing the right tools to adopting smart development practices, here are a few secrets to future-proofing your designs.
https://t.co/8DXvCC15qz
#EmbeddedEngineering
Revolutionize your hardware development! This in-depth exploration of DevOps for hardware engineering reveals key principles for reproducible builds, efficient testing, and seamless collaboration.
A must-read for every hardware engineer!
https://t.co/ln99ang7T2