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HHi my friends
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SHello all,
This is Shardul from Mumbai!
I am currently working with a mumbai based startup in Embedded Domain, Specially in industry 4.0 and IIoT. Mostly i play with ESP microcontrollers and Linux based systems.
2021 BE Passout with 1 year of experience in Accenture as an Associate Software Engineer. PG Diploma in Embedded System Design from CDAC.
This is Shardul from Mumbai!
I am currently working with a mumbai based startup in Embedded Domain, Specially in industry 4.0 and IIoT. Mostly i play with ESP microcontrollers and Linux based systems.
2021 BE Passout with 1 year of experience in Accenture as an Associate Software Engineer. PG Diploma in Embedded System Design from CDAC.
PWelcome @shardul17!
SThank you @pallavaggarwal
THey guys,
We have recently started a weekly demo series. We kicked off with @Umesh Lokhande on professional firmware debugging tips.
Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRSAceb0hJM
We have recently started a weekly demo series. We kicked off with @Umesh Lokhande on professional firmware debugging tips.
Check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRSAceb0hJM
YouTubeDevHeads
Firmware developers always want to hit the "easy button", especially when debugging large professional development projects. A common way of achieving this is by using the serial terminal rather than leveraging professional debuggers.
But as codebases grow and firmware becomes more complex, these shortcuts can quickly become huge time sucks, an...
But as codebases grow and firmware becomes more complex, these shortcuts can quickly become huge time sucks, an...
TIf you have questions or comments about this or could use development tips from @Umesh Lokhande, check out this thread: 🪲-firmware-and-baremetalHow to Debug STM32 ARM Cortex-M Microcontroller using STM32CubeIDE
SHello everyone,
This is Sujit Mishra from Delhi. Currently I am working in a water purifier industry and loves to add tech into our products. I have hands on PIC, Arduino & ESP MCU. I want to explore commercial IOT projects and need guidance to go further.
This is Sujit Mishra from Delhi. Currently I am working in a water purifier industry and loves to add tech into our products. I have hands on PIC, Arduino & ESP MCU. I want to explore commercial IOT projects and need guidance to go further.
THey @sujitmishra, welcome! We'd love to see you in the office hours meetup on Friday (check out the events tab). What areas of development are you focused on right now? Interested in learning where we can help!
T@pallavaggarwal selected Windows over Linux in the poll?! https://discord.com/channels/1130679493799977062/1130679493799977066/1196896462542491719 WTH? SMH.
JHello everyone - working on a presentation about Crowdfunding. Series context has to do with Arduino, but any funded project might be interesting. Is there anyone on here that has done a successful project on one of these platforms and would like to offer some tips? Or anyone you might recommend?
GHello everyone....i am karthik an currently pursuing my engineering in electronics and communications. I am interested in embedded systems and FPGA based design. I have worked with STM, arduino and raspberry pi.
TI am trying to see if @Padmalaya Rawal has 
RHello folks, this is Rohith Sai, I'm a embedded software developer with 3 years of experience in Autosar development at Visteon for automotive cluster and also worked as BMS software developer.
Currently I'm pursuing my Masters degree in embedded systems and electrical engineering at Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences in Germany.
Happy to help and learn
.
And currently looking for part time work student opportunities in Germany.
Cheers !!
Currently I'm pursuing my Masters degree in embedded systems and electrical engineering at Ravensburg-Weingarten University of Applied Sciences in Germany.
Happy to help and learn
.And currently looking for part time work student opportunities in Germany.
Cheers !!
TWelcome, Rohith! Good to meet you! By BMS I'm assuming you mean battery management system, right?
TWelcome @gKarthikSai, you and @Navadeep would get along great! He's a fellow FPGA developer. What types of FPGAs have you worked with to-date?
If there's anything you need help with, feel free to post over in the forum channels. We also hope you can join us for Office Hours this Friday at 15:00 GMT https://app.livestorm.co/devheads-community/devheads-weekly-office-hours-1.
If there's anything you need help with, feel free to post over in the forum channels. We also hope you can join us for Office Hours this Friday at 15:00 GMT https://app.livestorm.co/devheads-community/devheads-weekly-office-hours-1.
MHi , I am Mary Princy. Recently completed certification in Embedded Systems from University of California Irvine. Currently looking for entry level job openings in Embedded Software Development. I live in Rhode Island, USA.
TNice, welcome Mary! Any specific specialty or interest within embedded SW or area of industry you'd like to work in?
TBTW, congrats!
MI need a start actually. In the form of internships /voluntary job or entry level positions. Couldn’t get a chance to do internships during the course because I had no work permit then.
T@Marcweb is actually a recruiter who sources passive candidates. Connect with him. Let him know if you have any clearances, visa requirements, special skills/circumstances and you'll at a minimum make it into his database for when jobs come up: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcusbwebster/.
RHello
RIt's cool, was checking around, and I saw a lot of tags so I decided to look it up
TNice, what's your technical background? What do you do for work/school?
AHi @techielew
I am working on a smart cat collar project based on Samd21
I am working on a smart cat collar project based on Samd21
T- Please tell me you have a picture of that
- Can you post said picture in #projects-and-self-promotion?
- Lol
ASorry I can’t share the picture
AI have cats. What is the goal of the product?
ATo track and train them for not going into specific zones
Tlike a shock collar?
ANo No
No shocking at all
No shocking at all
Thaha, okay. so what are the components of the system?
Tbesides SAMD21
AYo I need this. I have cats that need to stop walking into my room. Don't need their cat hair in my bed.
THey @abhishek awasthi, I've been doing some research on the difference between Yocto and buildroot. Any pointers?
TI'm trying to evaluate when makes sense to use which
A... yocto is a bit more complicated when compared to builroot .. .. so like if one would start their journey ...i would suggest to start from buildroot environment ... understanding the basics of build process ... majour things are menuconfig there so can start fast and get their hands dirty ... where yocto would require a good learning curve in comparison ... at the end if you have a specific application and have selected the soc for it ..then check upon the vendor build documentation to understand the depth of details provided ...sometime they will tell you the preferred build environment ...and following that would be a good option... if you consider the build time ... buildroot might give you quicker results ... but it may start taking time upon further devlopements ...where as yocto would take a good amounts of time for initial builds but then for further build the build time reduces significantly ...
for the beginning explore buildroot ... once you feel comfortable with the environment ..you may shift to yocto ...
for the beginning explore buildroot ... once you feel comfortable with the environment ..you may shift to yocto ...
TIs it just that buildroot is smaller? More compact, meaning shorter/less time to compile?
Aits more specific to the board .. so lets say you have build for a board using buildroot and not you want to build the same for another board .. it would again take all the resources where as in a yocto project its more portable .. you can switch easily
Aand yes buildroot is way smaller in comparison to yocto .. yocto can go around 50 gigs easily ..
THi,
This is Tahenan,
A Graduate Student in US trying jobs in Firmware/Embedded Development
This is Tahenan,
A Graduate Student in US trying jobs in Firmware/Embedded Development
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TThanks, I'm assuming you've implemented both in commercial projects, correct?
The general sentiment I've been getting from those I talk to is buildroot is common for more resource-constrained consumer electronics-type devices and Yocto is for bigger, more feature rich platforms.
Would be interested to hear from you or anyone else who has experience with either
The general sentiment I've been getting from those I talk to is buildroot is common for more resource-constrained consumer electronics-type devices and Yocto is for bigger, more feature rich platforms.
Would be interested to hear from you or anyone else who has experience with either