305: Humans Have a Terrible Spec Sheet (Repeat)
Amanda "w0z" Wozniak spoke with us about her career through biomedical engineering and startups. Amanda contributed a chapter to Building Open Source Hardware: DIY Manufacturing. (A book we spoke wi...
28 Apr 20221h 4min
410: Emacs From the Future
Chris and Elecia chat about tools, interrupts, and general happenings. Thank you to Newark for supporting the show! The part that was not guessed was an RF FET: MRF1K50HR5. Elecia found MCU on Eclip...
21 Apr 202251min
409: A Better World
Dr. Shirley Davis spoke with us about her book: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion For Dummies. Dr. Davis is a speaker and consultant on diversity, equity, and inclusion topics; her website is drshirleydav...
14 Apr 202259min
295: In the Key of Lime (Repeat)
This week we talk about CircuitPython with Adafruit's Kattni Rembor and Scott Shawcroft. The suggested first board is CircuitPlayground Express with LEDs, sensors, and buttons. CircuitPython is also a...
7 Apr 20221h 11min
408: Room In Your Heart for Your Robot
Machine learning engineer and science fiction author S. B. Divya joined us to talk about artificial intelligence, robotics, and humanity. Divya's first full-length book is Machinehood which has been n...
31 Mar 20221h 9min
407: Boards Are Like Sandwiches
Mihir Shah of Royal Circuits joined us to talk about how PCBs are fabricated and how companies are funded. Mihir was CEO of InspectAR before they were acquired by Cadence. Mihir works for Royal Circui...
24 Mar 20221h 1min
406: R2D2 Is a Trash Can
Jorvon Moss (Odd Jayy) joined us to talk about making robots, steampunk aesthetics, uploading consciousness to AIs, and the importance of drawing. You can find Jay on Twitter (@Odd_Jayy) and Instagram...
17 Mar 202259min
405: Bacta Tank for Your Brain
Chris and Elecia talk about burnout, a SPI + RTOS bug, newsletters, receiving feedback, Elecia's class, and listener projects. Elecia's Making Embedded Systems course on Classpert is starting a new co...
11 Mar 202251min
