104: Only the Paranoid Survive
Atmel's Andreas Eieland (@AndreasMCUguy) spoke with us about low power chips and benchmarks, including tips for measuring and achieving the lowest power possible. EEMBC has a low power benchmark: ULPB...
10 Juni 20151h 4min
103: Tentacles Of the Kraken
Mark VanderVoord (@mvandervoord) spoke with us about leading open source projects and test driven development. His site is ThrowTheSwitch.org, a good place to get started with test driven development....
3 Juni 20151h 9min
102: The Deadly Fluffy Bunny (With WiFi)
Charles Lohr spoke with us about $5 WiFi (ESP8266), hacking as a hobby, arcade games, and music visualization. Updated 06/02/2015: A listener pointed out that the Arduino IDE can program the ESP8266, ...
27 Maj 20151h 6min
101: Taking Apart the Toaster
Micah Elizabeth Scott (@scanlime) spoke with us about Coastermelt, art installations, FadeCandy, teaching electronics to artists, and mental health. Her Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) ins...
20 Maj 20151h 14min
100: Unintentional Radiator
Star Simpson (@starsandrobots) and Jen Costillo (@RebelbotJen) catch up with Elecia and Chris, discussing how hobby projects have changed over the last two years since the show started. Jen's website...
6 Maj 20151h 8min
99: You Can Say a Boat
Andrei Chichak spoke with us about MISRA-C and ethics. Linker post: It's dangerous to go alone! Take MISRA-C Embedded.fm listener survey (please!) Andrei's has personal website (we failed to talk abo...
29 Apr 20151h 23min
98: Figments of My Imagination
Chris and Elecia talk about memetics, learning, and processors. Elecia was coy about the Pasadena party May 9th and 10th, but Hackaday announced it so you can invite yourself. She will also be speaki...
22 Apr 20151h 9min
97: Bubblesort Yourself
Professor Paul Fishwick joined us to talk about CS and STEM education, excellent analogies, and the crossover of art and technology. The Linker post related to this episode managed to be reasonably t...
15 Apr 20151h 3min
