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Jan 15, 2025 1 hr 37 min

The world of embedded systems

from Changelog Interviews

Elecia White, host of Embedded.fm and author of Making Embedded Systems, joins us to discuss all things embedded systems. We discuss programming non-computers, open source resources for embedded, self-driving cars, embedded system like the GoPro, Traeger smokers, and even birthday cards. According to Elecia, embedded is going everywhere.

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  1. 0:00 This week on The Changelog
  2. 1:07 Sponsor: Augment Code
  3. 4:36 Start the show!!
  4. 6:40 When NPR calls
  5. 8:22 What is embedded?
  6. 12:08 Programming non-computers
  7. 16:40 How Elecia got started
  8. 19:12 The moment of discovery
  9. 20:48 Mentoring for embedded
  10. 23:42 Wokwi is cool
  11. 27:15 The chasm between sim and real
  12. 31:48 The constraints of embedded
  13. 36:01 Sponsor: Fly.io
  14. 38:30 How big is the embedded world?
  15. 42:27 Open source + embedded
  16. 43:57 Elecia loves Kalman filters!
  17. 47:42 Elecia's thoughts on self-driving cars
  18. 57:05 Self-driving on a closed-system
  19. 59:07 GoPro is embedded
  20. 1:03:07 Traeger smokers are embedded
  21. 1:09:14 Sponsor: DeleteMe
  22. 1:11:09 What do you want to build next?
  23. 1:14:30 CrunchLabs!
  24. 1:17:37 What else is cool?
  25. 1:19:30 Embedded is going everywhere
  26. 1:24:49 IoT, let us 'opt out'
  27. 1:28:26 Embedded.fm and other places
  28. 1:32:34 Wrapping up
  29. 1:32:58 Closing thoughts and stuff
  30. 1:35:54 BONUS teaser :)

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