Designing and launching an embedded product is by no means an easy feat. At every turn, development teams are faced with challenges ranging from business and marketing all the way through the design and implementation of the actual product. Today’s development environment can be extremely challenging given the rapid pace at which technology is advancing … Continue reading CEC – Designing and Launching an Embedded Product
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CEC – Machine Learning for Embedded Software Engineers
Artificial intelligence has long been a tool for developers working in high-performance computing and cloud-based systems. AI has transformed the way that networks are monitored, email is scanned and even the way we interact with our phones and devices. While AI and machine learning have always felt like a distant tool that lived outside real-time … Continue reading CEC – Machine Learning for Embedded Software Engineers
CEC – Jump Starting Code Development to Minimize Defects
Embedded software engineers on average spend 40% of their time removing bugs from their software. This amounts to nearly 5 months each year performing failure work, that is, work that was not done right the first time. In this course, we will examine what developers can do to decrease the amount of time they spend … Continue reading CEC – Jump Starting Code Development to Minimize Defects
CEC – Securing IoT Devices using arm TrustZone
One of the greatest challenges facing developers creating connected systems is securing their devices. In the good old disconnected days, developers only had to concern themselves with physical tampering but today, systems are also vulnerable to remote attacks that can result in device cloning, repurposing, intellectual property theft, data manipulation and many other potential issues. … Continue reading CEC – Securing IoT Devices using arm TrustZone
CEC – Building Your Own Internet Connected PLC
Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC’s) are the foundation for manufacturing and the industrial IoT. Developers are probably used to purchasing off-the-shelf PLC controllers, but it is possible to build a simple low-cost PLC controller using microcontroller components. In this course, we will explore PLC fundamentals and how we can create our own internet connected PLC controller … Continue reading CEC – Building Your Own Internet Connected PLC
CEC – Connecting Edge Devices to the IoT using Amazon FreeRTOS
Amazon FreeRTOS is a new operating system designed help embedded software developers easily connect their devices to Amazon Web Services (AWS). Amazon FreeRTOS is based on the popular open source FreeRTOS kernel but extends those capabilities by providing developers with connectivity libraries such as MQTT, TLS, device provisioning and even firmware updates. In this course, … Continue reading CEC – Connecting Edge Devices to the IoT using Amazon FreeRTOS
CEC – Transitioning from C to C++
The C Programming language has been a dominate tool in embedded systems since its inception but as compiler and microcontroller technologies have advanced, more modern and object-oriented languages are beginning to make much more sense. I this course, Jacob Beningo will walk attendees through an introduction to C++ and demonstrate how it can be used … Continue reading CEC – Transitioning from C to C++
CEC – Designing IoT Sensor Nodes using the ESP8266
Course Overview: The IoT edge devices have embedded written all over them. Sensor nodes that acquire data and transmit them to the cloud is quickly becoming common place. In this series, Jacob Beningo will walk attendees through the steps and processes necessary to create a sensor node using an ESP8266 which is an integrated microcontroller … Continue reading CEC – Designing IoT Sensor Nodes using the ESP8266
CEC – From Baremetal to RTOS
Course Overview: Embedded systems have been developed without using a real-time operating system for decades. These systems have used bare-metal scheduling techniques that have proven sufficient in many systems. As devices become more connected, complicated and feature rich, bare-metal techniques are no longer the optimal solution for developing a real-time embedded system. In this course, … Continue reading CEC – From Baremetal to RTOS
CEC – From Baremetal to RTOS
Course Overview: Embedded systems have been developed without using a real-time operating system for decades. These systems have used bare-metal scheduling techniques that have proven sufficient in many systems. As devices become more connected, complicated and feature rich, bare-metal techniques are no longer the optimal solution for developing a real-time embedded system. In this course, … Continue reading CEC – From Baremetal to RTOS