IKEA Skadis for organizing your electronics
IKEA Skadis for organizing electronics is a niche community but definitely something you should look at if you want to organize your dev boards
Anuj Deshpande
Product Compiler
Could the future of products be mass customization? What would we need to build a virtual factory that can build anything from custom and mass manufactured products?
Linux for connected devices needs a different philosophy
Linux is one of the greatest open source projects of our time. And the way things stand - it will remain so for a long long time. Why? I think the answer is
Meetup recordings from Zephyr 101
Link to recordings from Zephyr 101 meetup of IoTPune at Espressif Pune. Amit Kucheria of mBedRock spoke about Zephyr in Products, followed by Anuj Deshpande's session on Zephyr's kernel components
Newsletters to subscribe to if you are into embedded systems
List of newsletters for embedded systems and semiconductors
Licensing open-source projects with good and bad faith
Thoughts on how to license your open source project with the aim of building a successful business on top of it.
How many types of USB C cables are there?
I was chatting with people on the Makerville telegram group recently about USB C and I realized that there's some things about this standard that are misunderstood. I think people believe that with
Policy and innovation
I was recently thinking about how innovation and government policy sometimes act at odds with each other. To better understand this, I wanted to create a thought experiment and think through how a
Versioning hardware is hard
This past week there's been quite some outrage over on the interwebs about the proposed new version of USB and how it's being named. If you don't know much about this, here's a
Cheap energy
I sometimes think that we spend more time worrying online – or that social media algorithms push worrisome content more aggressively than other. Regardless of the urgency (and the perceived urgency), I think