Saying the quiet part out loud: Wireless Charging Is a Physics Tax We’re Pretending Not to Pay
Wireless Charging Is a Physics Tax We’re Pretending Not to Pay There is a growing push to make more and more things “wireless,” including something
Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud: Open-Source Software Isn’t What People Think It Is
Why “free” software often becomes the most expensive mistake your team can make. People repeat the same tired lines: “It’s free.”, “It’s community-driven.”, “It’s good
🚨 Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud: Git Doesn’t Work for Modern Teams
1: First things First Let’s get this out of the way: Git is brilliant. It’s fast. It’s distributed. It’s used by almost everyone. And from
RISC-V meets ThreadX
Wouldn’t it be interesting if RISC-V meets ThreadX? Integrating RISC-V open-source hardware with the ThreadX real-time operating system (RTOS) offers a powerful solution for embedded
Start your New Year with an ESP32 Project!
3 Exciting ESP32 Projects to Ring in the New Year The New Year is the perfect occasion to explore creative projects with the ESP32 microcontroller.
DIY Christmas Tree Projects
The holiday season is an excellent opportunity to engage in festive DIY electronics projects using the versatile ESP32 microcontroller. Here are three creative ideas to
The ThreadX Advantage: Why Choose ThreadX Over FreeRTOS?
When it comes to real-time operating systems (RTOS) for embedded systems, developers face numerous options. As a proud ThreadX Alliance Member, Endeavor Consulting Group is
HIMSS 2024: It’s all about AI of course
I’m returning from the HIMSS 2024 convention in Orlando, and I am struck by the advances from the last time I was here. The HIMSS
How to be a mature Professional
In this video, Bill talks about why you shouldn’t always try to win, and how losing actually puts you in control.
USB-C: Beyond Data Transfer – Revolutionizing Modern Connectivity
In the dynamic realm of modern technology, the quest for smaller and more portable computing devices has reshaped the landscape of connectivity. As devices shrink