Tag: GitHub

New tool, ‘Code Defect AI,’ allows earlier discovery of bugs, minimizing the cost to fix them and speeding up the development cycle. Altran, the global leader in engineering and R&D services, today announced the release of a new tool available on GitHub that predicts the...

STMicroelectronics has published STM32Cube embedded software on GitHub to open up collaborative development and allow fast and efficient update distribution. By Ally Winning @ eenewsembedded.com Publishing all STM32Cube original code through GitHub allows developers using over 1000...

An Arduino library for simple means of putting your Arduino into sleep modes in order to save power when you are not doing much, supports a variety of common microcontrollers used with Arduino... Deep and Dreamless Slumber (Forever Sleep) Sleeping forever is the simplest type of sleep...

Envox Experimental Zone (EEZ) is an open hardware and open source development website, that creates and shares various open source hardware and software projects using as much as possible open-source tools and technologies. One of their projects is the programmable bench power...

Patsiatzis Nikos and Katsaros Nikos build the space invaders game using a ZedBoard FPGA. The project's code is available on github. This two person project was completed through the course of Embedded Systems at the University of Thessaly, Department of Computer Engineering. In...

larsbrinkhoff @ github.com has compiled a list of all CPU and MCU documentation. The list contains data sheets, programmer's manuals, quick reference cards etc. This repository contains the documentations for various CPUs. It may contain data sheets, programmer's manuals, quick...

Max Ritter has pointed us to his latest project, the DIY-Thermocam, a open source thermal imager based on FLIR thermal sensor. The results are awesome! The device is based on the popular FLIR Lepton thermal sensor and uses a Teensy 3.2 mikrocontroller to display live thermal images...

Jelmer Tiete has designed a development board for the TI CC2538, that is available at GitHub: It’s a nice little system-on-chip with an ARM Cortex M3, 2.4 GHz 802.15.4 radio and it runs at 32 MHz. Perfect for all your favorite Internet Of Things (IOT) shenanigans. Contiki supports...