309: Nature's Engineers
Pete Staples of Blue Clover Devices (bcdevices.com, @theiotodm) spoke with us about tools for manufacturing hardware. Some posts and products from Blue Clover Devices: PLT Spec Sheet and ICT Syste...
8 Nov 201954min
308: More Energy
Jacob Martinez (@jacobotech) spoke with Elecia about DigitalNEST (@DigiNEST), a non-profit devoted to giving high school and college age students access to technology, job training, and career develop...
1 Nov 201948min
307: Big While Loop
Chris and Elecia explain when and why to use an operating system on a microcontroller (real-time or not). Thank you to our Embedded Patreon supporters, particularly to our corporate patreon, InterWork...
24 Okt 201959min
306: What Is in the Magic Box?
Dr. Loretta Cheeks (@loretta_cheeks) spoke with us about implicit bias in text, machine learning, getting a PhD, and STEAM outreach via Strong Ties (strongtiesaz.org). Also see: Loretta's research ...
17 Okt 20191h 2min
305: Humans Have a Terrible Spec Sheet
Amanda "w0z" Wozniak (@kainzowa) spoke with us about her career through biomedical engineering and startups. Amanda contributed a chapter to Building Open Source Hardware: DIY Manufacturing. (A book...
3 Okt 20191h 4min
304: ADC Channel Six
What do you get when you connect the open-source reverse engineer of Valve's Steam Controller and the main electrical engineer of said device? Jeff Keyzer (@mightyohm) and Gregory Gluszek (@greggersau...
26 Sep 20191h 15min
303: Kids, Turn in Your Chips
Jay Carlson (@jaydcarlson) is back on the show to discuss education and the techniques he's using to teach embedded systems. Jay has some great posts on his jaycarlson.net blog. The one related to thi...
19 Sep 20191h 46min
51: There Is No Crying in Strcpy (Repeat)
Jen Costillo (@rebelbotjen) joins Elecia and Christopher to discuss their experiences interviewing (both as interviewer and interviewee). Elecia did an hour long webinar on how to conduct technical in...
12 Sep 20191h 21min
