The Design-For-Hire Ecosystem
What makes a product development firm successful? This short post considers how IoT projects are ever-changing and how devshops need to keep up with the latest trends.
Chris is the Developer Relations Lead at Golioth. This is the equivalent of a "Field Applications Engineer" (FAE), but for a company that focuses on software normally. Chris focuses on hardware at that software company. He's not confused, he's just trying to figure out all the problem hardware engineers are going to have so we can fix them quickly.
What makes a product development firm successful? This short post considers how IoT projects are ever-changing and how devshops need to keep up with the latest trends.
Golioth’s new partnership with Memfault enables device data to seamlessly flow back to the cloud over CoAP and out to the Memfault platform. An upcoming webinar with Memfault and NXP will show how it’s done.
Golioth Reference Designs now include purchasable hardware setups that mirror all functionality on our custom hardware solution. Utilize Golioth firmware and cloud together to showcase complex IoT applications in minutes! Compact designs have custom elements Golioth Reference Designs help to showcase end-to-end IoT applications using quasi-custom hardware. If you’ve seen any of our articles or […]
Golioth continues a free Zephyr training series in November 2023, but this will be the final training session of the year.
On September 28th, 2023 at noon EDT / 9 am PDT, we’re hosting a webinar with Keenan Johnson of the Ribbit network! You have seen Keenan featured in our Case Study about Ribbit where we detail how they are using Golioth to power their fleet of environmental monitors. We’ve been giving away Ribbit kits to […]
If you take one thing away from this [talk], it should be this: Manifest files are a great way to manage revision control in your Zephyr applications. Mike Szczys is my teammate in the Developer Relations group and the primary firmware engineer creating Golioth Reference Designs. We build on top of the Golioth Zephyr SDK […]
Delivering an IoT hardware product is expensive and risky. This talk is about how engineers can squeeze more learning from their first prototype to build a successful product.
Golioth just wrapped another Zephyr training session that was open to the public. This was a group of 30 trainees, all remote. There continue to be challenges with remote training, but we are always refining how we train engineers and will detail some of the learnings below. We appreciate everyone who took part in the […]
Golioth ran a recent case study about Ovyl, a Nashville based product development shop.
Utilize Zephyr PWM capabilities to drive a simple piezoelectric speaker to play notes. Golioth did this on the Nordic Semiconductor Thingy91 and can play selected songs over a cellular connection.
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