I attended the Community Connections Night for the Electrical and Computer Engineering department last night. The students set up maybe 10 different stands to pitch their projects and highlight some of their student organizations. I’ve been volunteering with this group for almost 10 years now. In these 10 years, I’ve only seen maybe 1 or… Read More

New year, new vulnerabilities Reading the latest vulnerability report of the ESP32-C3 and C6, quite a popular chip these days, made me think about how to respond to such news. If you are an OEM, it might be “glad I don’t use the ESP32” or if you do it’s “OMG, what happened.” But really, neither… Read More

There’s a new Beagleboard breed – the BeagleV-Fire! It combines Microchip’s Polarfire SoC with the Altoids-tin form factor famous from Beagleboard.org. I am particularly excited about this collaboration for all the reasons I get into in the video. The board is slowing making its way to US distributors right now, which is good because Beagleboard… Read More