Engineering insights from EXPERTiS
From working on tangled codebases written by others to building a reusable four-layer architecture across platforms and clients. Why modular firmware code pays off for the development team and the product owner.
Communication interface, image integrity, transmission security, and fail-safe recovery — the areas every production bootloader must address beyond any available base.
A bootloader is not a feature — it's a parallel project. Why any existing implementation is a starting point, not a solution, and how to validate it before trusting it.
Component selection is more than reading a datasheet. Lead times, End of Life, package compatibility — here's what supply chain awareness actually looks like in hardware development.
In 1986, a client asked if we could make an AC voltage regulator speak to the user during alert conditions. A look at the SPO256 speech synthesizer, the Intel MC8748, and the firmware decisions that made it work.