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Firmware development techniques for powering connected medical devices with safety, efficiency, and regulatory readiness.
BLE Module vs Chip-Down: What is Best for Your Design?
August 24, 2022 • Matt Dunham
Avoid Firmware Failures with a System-Level Approach to Connected Medical Devices
Firmware doesn’t operate in isolation, here we explore how a system-level approach helps prevent integration failures, from planning through delivery.
Preventing Integration Failures with Early Firmware Design
Design firmware with integration in mind from day one to uncover mismatches early, cut costly surprises, and deliver reliable, scalable connected devices that meet real world conditions and tight timelines.
Nordic nRF52840: Is Rust a Good Fit for Embedded Applications?
Understand Rust's pros and cons on nRF52840, covering memory footprint, performance, safety, tooling, ecosystem, and C interop, to make an informed go‑no‑go decision for embedded firmware.
5 Tips for Building Embedded UI with LVGL and PlatformIO
Build efficient embedded UIs on resource constrained devices with LVGL and PlatformIO. Learn clean project setup, memory optimization, theming, and tuning to accelerate reliable UI development from prototype to production.
BLE Module vs Chip-Down: What is Best for Your Design?
Choosing between a BLE module and a chip-down design can significantly impact cost, complexity, and time to market. This guide compares Bluetooth module vs chip-down approaches to help you pick the right one for your connected device design.
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