GI am an IoT engineer and has some experience in electronics, embedded system, devOps, web and mobile app development.
Gand I am interested in AI
GI would like to develop here with kind everyone
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Aas per the poll conducted by @nour_oud , our server have lots of firmware developer .
Ai need a advice related to that field from the firmware developers here
AWhat is the ideal roadmap to learn firmware development enough to master it at a intermediate level .
Athis are few udemy courses that i am looking forward to complete to learn firmware dev ( pls share your thoughts about it )
A1.Embedded C Programming for Absolute Beginners:
A2.Master Embedded Driver Development
A3.Master DMA’s
A4.Master RTOS
AThis are all stm32 based courses
Abut pls do share roadmaps stm32 family but as well as for atmega family
LEspressif?
Aohh yeah that's a important family too
AHi
TOf the two I would go for STM32 over ESP if you're considering commercial development. Also, the best way is probably to dive in but course 1 sounds like a good place to start if you need to start at the beginning.
What's the status of the internship you were considering?
What's the status of the internship you were considering?
TFor our @PCB & Analog and @Event Pings users, this Friday on Office Hours we're going to be looking at one @hemalchevli's journey into KiCAD development then on to Altium designer, diving into his experience and recommendations for each.
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SHi! I'm an Embedded SW Engineer (with less experience). I would like to learn things from this community. I have worked on STM32 and other microcontrollers.
Ayeah i have completed the course 1 ,got used to embedded c , in next few months i will complete rest of the course which hopefully be enough for letting me develop custom firmware .
Aabout the internship , i talked to my dad's business friends , they have suggested me to work on few projects , but in few months i will be joining there company as a intern . The company is mostly into firmware development , so i am trying to getting used to firmware of different chip families
ZIf you know what Chip they use, focus on that chip and learn it inside out. Specializing often ends up giving dispropotionate results.
AThey are using atmega 32 , but currently there are better option in the market so I am looking forward in generalising firmware development instead mastering a particular chip
BHi
Acan anyone review this atmega 32 course for me - https://www.udemy.com/course/embedded-systems-with-avr-atmega32-microcontroller/?couponCode=ST18MT62524
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RThat's nice, you're broadening your view on different chip sectors this would give you an advantage and and make you a plus to your company
RDo u need review on if the course is okay for what you're looking for or if it teaches it properly?
RHello
Ihi
II need a little help regarding my IoT project so do you have any idea where I will get the help from
RWhat project are u working on?
RHello
II want to make 2 small project for my final exam
- temprature based fan speed controller
- smart reminder sysytem for old age people
using M5Go
IProfessor told me to mak these project using M5GO an Ui flow
Iit would be really helpfull if somebody help me cz I have no idea how these things work
I@Enthernet Code
ROkay you can study the following documentations 
Temperature-based Fan Speed Controller && Smart Reminder System for Old Age People:
https://docs.m5stack.com/en/core/m5go
https://github.com/m5stack/M5Stack
https://www.arduino.cc/en/software
Temperature-based Fan Speed Controller && Smart Reminder System for Old Age People:
https://docs.m5stack.com/en/core/m5go
https://github.com/m5stack/M5Stack
https://www.arduino.cc/en/software
The reference docs for M5Stack products. Quick start, get the detailed information or instructions such as IDE,UIFLOW,Arduino. The tutorials for M5Burner, Firmware, Burning, programming. ESP32,M5StickC,StickV, StickT,M5ATOM.
GitHub
M5Stack Arduino Library. Contribute to m5stack/M5Stack development by creating an account on GitHub.
Open-source electronic prototyping platform enabling users to create interactive electronic objects.
RHope this would be of some assistance
Iyes, Thanks I will have a look into it
BI have a colleague who is working on something similar too
Ajust want to know , if the course will be sufficient enough to learn everything about atmega32 chip depending on the intro and the list of topics mentioned
Ii'm completely new to this field could you please help me if possible
Ii just want to build a project that will change the fan speed based on the room temprature that's it using the UI flow
B@techielew do you have any recommended roadmap
BI don't know anything about UI flow, if I were to build, I would use and Esp 32.