Why I build hardware and software together
The best embedded products come from treating the circuit and the firmware as one system — not two hand-offs.
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Thoughts on embedded systems, electronics and the craft of building intelligent hardware.
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Read article →The best embedded products come from treating the circuit and the firmware as one system — not two hand-offs.
A practical look at the path a device takes from a one-line requirement to a robust, testable, production-ready unit.