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News, articles, guides, analytics, projects and startups from the embedded industry. Topics of the channel: ◽️ machine learning ◽️ internet of things ◽️ embedded software ◽️ advanced electronics ◽️ new engineering ideas ⤵️ Share and subscribe!

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📟 Want to play with FPGAs? Use your Raspberry Pico! Ever want to play with an FPGA, but don’t have the hardware? Now, if you have one of those ever-abundant Pi Picos, you can start playing with Verilog without getting an FPGA board. The FakePGA project by author, based on the Verilator toolkit, provides you with a way to compile Verilog into C++ for the RP2040. FakePGA even integrates RP2040 GPIOs so that they work as digital pins for the simulated GPIOs, making it a significant step up from computer-aided FPGA code simulation. Author provides instructions for setting this up with Linux – Windows, though untested, could theoretically run this through WSL. Maximum clock speed is 5KHz – not much, but way better than not having any hardware to test with. Everything you’d want is in the GitHub repo – setup instructions, Verilog code requirements, and a few configuration caveats to keep in mind. More information... #programming #fpga

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💻 5 techniques for writing memory safe C++ Memory-safe programming languages can help solve specific problems and make memory-related bugs less likely, but they aren’t a catch-all. You can still end up with memory issues and bugs in a memory-safe language as one that isn’t. So memory-safe languages are another tool developers can use to solve a problem. Many of the bugs memory-safe language help developers avoid can also be avoided using C/C++ if the developers pay attention to what they are doing and follow industry best practices and processes. Let’s examine five C++ techniques that can help developers improve memory safety. These are not a complete list, but they are examples of how C++ shouldn’t just be tossed aside for a new kid on the block. Best practices can make code memory safe. More information... #articles #programming #cpp

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📟 ESP32 SIM800L GPS Tracker | Vehicle Tracking System using ESP32 + 3D-printable case By using this project you can track anything from anywhere in the world by using sms and does not require any Wi-Fi router. I am using gsm network for get the GPS coordinates. 2G SIM Card is required in this project. You can track vehicles, bikes, bicycles, pets or anything you want by using this esp32 GPS tracker gsm. Components Required: ▫️ ESP32 Development Board ▫️ Ublox NEO6M GPS Module ▫️ SIM800L GSM Module ▫️ 2G SIM Card ▫️ Battery 18650 3.7v 2000mAh You can use this device as a portable or fixed mount somewhere. The enclosure design is compatible with waterproofing (IP 64) so you can mount this outside. More information: The main tutorial The GitHub repository The enclosure 3D files #project #esp32 #gps

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💻 Memory safety in C Memory safety in C can be summed up in a few words: there isn’t any! C is the most popular programming language used to write applications for embedded systems, particularly microcontroller-based systems. The problem that you are most likely facing at work today is that you are building IoT devices that require security and memory safety using C. That might not seem like a big deal at first but considering that most security vulnerabilities are caused by memory safety issues, using C might suddenly be a big problem. Between 2006 and 2018, Microsoft found that approximately 70% of patched software vulnerabilities resulted from memory safety problems. Therefore, if you are writing embedded software for a connected device, you need to understand the potential for memory safety bugs and how to avoid them. This article will explore memory safety in the C programming language and what developers need to watch for to avoid memory safety defects. More information... #articles #programming

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🤖 Mini-Cheetah clone teardown The author of the article designed the original MIT Mini Cheetah robot, which easily captured attention and imagination with its decidedly un-robotic movements and backflips. It’s interesting to read his thoughts as he disassembles and photographs the unit, explaining the built process in detail. More information... #articles #robots

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📰 Nuclear fusion power research passes milestone with ‘fusion ignition’ Scientists have been trying to achieve a net energy gain from nuclear fusion for decades, but there are still kinks to work out For the first time, researchers have created a fusion reaction that resulted in a net energy gain. The results, from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, mark a significant step on the very long road toward generating clean energy from nuclear fusion. Nuclear fusion happens when atoms crash into each other, “fusing” to create a heavier atom and releasing energy in the process. In the sun and other stars, hydrogen nuclei fuse together, creating helium and generating enormous amounts of energy. To achieve nuclear fusion on Earth, humans have to heat atoms to tremendous temperatures — millions of degrees Celsius, which is why it’s been so daunting to reach a net energy gain. More information... #news #energy

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📚 Jacob Beningo - Embedded Software Design: A Practical Approach to Architecture, Processes, and Coding Techniques (2022) Design higher-quality embedded software from concept through production. This book assumes basic C and microcontroller programming knowledge and is organized into three critical areas: Software Architecture and Design; Agile, DevOps, and Processes; and Development and Coding Skills. What You'll Learn: ▫️ Understand what sound embedded system design is and how to employ it ▫️ Explore modern development processes for quality systems ▫️ Know where the bits hit the silicon: how to select a microcontroller ▫️ Master techniques to write configurable, automated code Who This Book Is For: Embedded software and hardware engineers, enthusiasts, or any stakeholders who would like to learn modern techniques for designing and building embedded systems. Download the book (.pdf, 15 MB) #books #design

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💻 10 simple tricks to optimize your C code in small embedded systems The following simple tricks in C are dedicated for program memory space optimization . These are particularly useful for embedded systems programmers dealing with low-cost 8-bit microcontrollers with limited flash memory. While assembly language is the best choice in this case, (almost all young) hardware engineers prefer nowadays to use C language even when the program is a relatively short control program. These 10 tips have been tested with the XC8 compiler (v1.42, free edition) to show the amount of program memory bytes involved before and after applying each code snippet on an enhanced mid-range 8-bit XLP PICmicro (a PIC16F1824). These code snippets do nothing special other than offer a proof of the concept. More clever (and sophisticated) tricks can be found here in the references listed at the end of this article. More information... #articles #programming

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💻 10 simple tricks to optimize your C code in small embedded systems The following simple tricks in C are dedicated for program memory space optimization . These are particularly useful for embedded systems programmers dealing with low-cost 8-bit microcontrollers with limited flash memory.While assembly language is the best choice in this case, (almost all young) hardware engineers prefer nowadays to use C langage even when the program is a relatively short control program. These 10 tips have been tested with the XC8 compiler (v1.42, free edition) to show the amount of program memory bytes involved before and after applying each code snippet on an enhanced mid-range 8-bit XLP PICmicro (a PIC16F1824). These code snippets do nothing special other than offer a proof of the concept. More clever (and sophisticated) tricks can be found here in the references listed at the end of this article.

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🤖 Tiny Desktop Robot With ESP32 and FreeRTOS This is a tiny ESP32 robot with freeRTOS and facial expressions. It is controlled wirelessly through a Wi-Fi app. It has an OLED screen that shows different face animations depending on what the bot is doing. More information... #projects #robots

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🤖 Micro-ROS puts ROS 2 onto microcontrollers Micro-ROS adapts ROS2 for limited-performance microcontrollers to bridge the gap between them and the larger processors in ROS robotic applications. Micro-ROS offers seven key features that make it ready for use in your microcontroller-based robotic project: ▫️ Microcontroller-optimized client API supporting all major ROS concepts ▫️ Seamless integration with ROS 2 ▫️ Extremely resource-constrained but flexible middleware ▫️ Multi-RTOS support with generic build system ▫️ Vibrant community and ecosystem ▫️ Long-term maintainability and interoperability More information: Official website GitHub repository #libraries #robots

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📰 The top 10 IT/OT convergence trends—as showcased at SPS fair 2022 Smart Production Solutions (or SPS), one of the leading industrial automation fairs, was back in action earlier this month. The event that took place from 8 November –10 November 2022 in Nürnberg, Germany, showcased once again the latest industrial automation developments. The conference remains a key show for industrial automation hardware and (increasingly) software. IoT Analytics had a team of three analysts on the ground. They visited approximately 75 booths and conducted over 50 individual interviews to get a handle on the latest industrial automation trends with a special focus on IT/OT convergence. Then they noticed 10 trends that indicate a serious industry push toward IT/OT convergence. More information... #news #IoT

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🎚 $6 Pine64 Ox64 SBC features BL808 64-bit/32-bit RISC-V multi-protocol WiSoC with 64MB RAM Pine64 Ox64 is a single board computer powered by Bouffalo Lab BL808 dual-core 64-bit/32-bit RISC-V processor with up to 64MB embedded RAM, multiple radios for WiFi 4, Bluetooth 5.0, and 802.15.4 (Zigbee), as well as an AI accelerator. The board also features up to 16MB XSPI NOR flash, a MicroSD card socket, a USB 2.0 OTG port with support for a 2-lane MIPI CSI camera module, and two 20-pin GPIO headers for expansion. It measures just 51 x 21mm, or in other words, is about the size of a Raspberry Pi Pico W. The BL808 wireless processor is designed for low-power AIoT video/audio applications, notably two-way voice intercoms. The BL808 is supported by an RTOS SDK, and Linux is being worked on. That’s why there are two SKUs for the Ox64 board, one with 16Mbit flash suitable to run an RTOS and another one with 128 Mbit flash to run Linux. #boards

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📃 The Ultimate Transistor Timeline (preprint) The transistor’s amazing evolution from point contacts to quantum tunnels Even as the initial sales receipts for the first transistors to hit the market were being tallied up in 1948, the next generation of transistors had already been invented (see “The First Transistor and How it Worked.”) Since then, engineers have reinvented the transistor over and over again, raiding condensed-matter physics for anything that might offer even the possibility of turning a small signal into a larger one. But physics is one thing; mass production is another. This timeline shows the time elapsed between the invention of several transistor types and the year they became commercially available. More information... #articles

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💻 3 Reasons to Use Rust in Embedded Systems ▫️ Rust is a memory-safe language All Rust variables, by default, are immutable unless declared otherwise. There is also a concept of memory ownership. Memory safety helps developers identify critical bugs before they find their way into our production code by making us aware of them as soon as we create them! ▫️ Dependency management Rust has a built-in package manager called Cargo that downloads package dependencies, compiles packages, distributes packages, and, if open-sourced, even upload them to crates.io. Cargo helps developers ensure that they are using the write packages and that even if new versions are available, they won’t be upgraded until they are ready to upgrade. ▫️ Modern and powerful Rust compiles its code with nearly the efficiency of a C compiler. If you compare execution times, the differences are negligible. Rust can interact with low-level hardware efficiently and more safely than C/C++. #articles #rust #programming

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📟 ESP32: Send Messages to WhatsApp In this guide, you’ll learn how to send messages to your WhatsApp account with the ESP32. This can be useful to receive notifications from the ESP32 with sensor readings, alert messages when a sensor reading is above or below a certain threshold, when motion is detected, and many other applications. We’ll program the ESP32 using Arduino IDE and to send the messages we’ll use a free API called CallMeBot. More information... #projects #esp32

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📟 WiFiBOX - Packet Monitor with Waterfall Plot using ESP32 The traffic values in the channel specified from 1 to 14 are received and displayed with the help of ESP32, and TFT LCD. graphically in the form of incoming traffic at any time will show with Waterfall Plot. Features of the project: ▫️ Scan 2.4Ghz band ▫️ Received Packets will show with Waterfall Plot. ▫️ Ability to choose the desired channel from 14 channels More information: The main article The GitHub repository #projects #esp32

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📰 MicroPython officially becomes part of the Arduino ecosystem Arduino has announced that it is folding MicroPython, the microcontroller-focused Python port designed for resource-constrained devices, into its development ecosystem — partnering with MicroPython creator Damien George to bring the virtual machine to a range of official Arduino development boards. "Expanding on this initial experience we were lucky enough to partner with the creator of MicroPython, Damien George, to port the official the virtual machine to a number of Arduino products." It's a big shift for Arduino, which for years has focused on programming in C/C++ with its fork of Wiring to abstract the complexities of handling hardware aware from the user. MicroPython, then, becomes only the second officially-supported Arduino language in the project's history — but while it is official, it won't be found as an option in the official Arduino IDE any time soon. #news #arduino

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📃 MISRA C: Write safer, clearer C code The C language is compact, expressive and powerful. It provides a programmer with the means to write efficient, readable and maintainable code. All of these features account for its popularity. Unfortunately, the language also enables the unwary developer to write dangerous, insecure code that can cause serious problems at all stages of a development project and into deployment. In the late 90s, the Motor Industry Software Reliability Association (MISRA) introduced a set of guidelines for the use of C in vehicle systems, which became known as MISRA C. Since then, the guidelines have been steadily refined, with updates being published from time to time. Although the guidelines were originally aimed at developers of software for use in cars, it was quickly realized that they are equally applicable to many other application areas where safety is critical, and the standard is now widely adopted in many industries. More information... #articles #security

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💻 Write Less Code using the “auto” Keyword The auto keyword was introduced with C++11. It reduces the amount of code you have to write, reduces repetitive code and the number of required changes. Sadly, many C++ developers are not aware of how useful this keyword is. Especially embedded code can gain a lot by its usage. In this article, author will try to explain a number of useful cases of the auto keyword, using Arduino example code. The same principles are valid for any embedded environment which is using a modern C++ compiler. The C++11 standard is eight years old, and meanwhile, every C++ compiler should support it. The examples are written for Arduino or Adafruit SAMD boards using the Arduino IDE. The toolchain for these boards use a compiler which supports more features explained in this article. Using auto with AVR code is possible too, just give it a try. More information... #articles #programming #cpp