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My last post, part 4 in the GPIO Programming series, showed some ways to program GPIO from Python. Python offers a number of advantages as a programming language including a short learning curve, no need for compilation, and the availability of many add-on modules. However, true compiled…
BlogAfter a hiatus of more than a year, I wanted to pick up this blog series and cover another GPIO library available on Linux. Since the last time I wrote on this topic, this library has become more widely supported and available on platforms like the Raspberry Pi, so the time was right to explore it…
BlogYour project will use or is already using Linux. You “just” need the operating system to work. So, what do you do? From where I sit, the smartest answer is to engage an OS engineer, pronto!You knew I would say that, right?? So, to back up this statement I’ll explain why it makes sense to get…
BlogYour customer asked you to build a Linux-based device. You’re a skilled developer but not experienced with embedded Linux. Here’s a quick overview of the key elements of Linux-based development you’ll need to master in order to successfully move from working prototype to Minimum Viable Product (MVP…
BlogToday’s medical devices are more capable than ever. But with those capabilities comes complexity – which in turn makes developing these devices more challenging. Creating a future-proof medical device solution, from CT scanning machines to patient-monitoring equipment, requires building on a…
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