Embedded art And Memfault Connect together to organize a quarterly embedded field of discussion that focuses on the technical aspects of the structure of embedded systems on a scale. We will present guest panel members who are up to date with the latest embedded development. Our goal is to spread advantageous techniques and practices throughout the industry.
Our fourth event focuses on Overlapping updates and fleet management on a scale. This discussion will take place on March 30 at 0900 PST. Phillip and Tyler are accompanied by David Shoemaker, software engineer at Tesla.
The number of Ioot Devices all over the world grow every year and more advanced. As a firmware engineer, it is important that you have the visibility in your fleets to effectively manage and successfully push your embedded devices Over-the-air (OTA) updates. Your customers remain happy when your devices are consistently updated with error loops or new functions.
Take part in this panel discussion with embedded engineering experts and learn how to implement OTA -Firmware -Firmware -Firmware when creating hardware and how you have managed fleets on a scale. You will share some best practices that you have learned over the years that you can use for your next device firmware -update.
You can register for the live event and find the recording On this page!
Written answers
Some questions were answered after the meeting in the Interrupt Slack Group. We also posted the answers in our blog:
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It is difficult to treat everything in a temporary discussion! Our members Further information on OTA updates and fleet management can be found in the Feldatlas. Include recommended entries:
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