Articles with tag 'Embedded'

Illustrative, hexagonally wired, circuit board

Developing a cryptographically secure bootloader for RISC-V in Rust

Fri 02 August 2024 - Lawrence Hunter

A summary of a Codethink sponsored project which implements a cryptographically secure bootloader, written in Rust, for RISC-V.

FOSDEM 2024

Wed 14 February 2024 - Eli Marston-Mooney

Last week 40+ Codethings descended upon Brussels for FOSDEM 2024 , along with thousands of members of the Free & Open Source Software community.

Embedded Open Source Summit 2023

Wed 19 July 2023 - Eli Marston-Mooney

In June, this year, a number of Codething’s attended the Embedded Open Source Summit (EOSS) in Prague.

Protecting your project from dependency access problems

Wed 26 January 2022 - Kyle Mckay, Ellis Barnwell

The problem with introducing these dependencies, is that part of your project now exists outside of your control.

Improving performance on Interrogizer with the stm32

Tue 03 November 2020 - Tom Eccles

In our previous blog post we introduced the Interrogizer project. Interrogizer is a logic analyser, which means it samples binary signals and sends the samples to a host computer as fast as possible.

Codethink develops Open Source drivers for Microsoft Azure Sphere MediaTek MT3620

Wed 08 January 2020 - Tim Pockney

Codethink recently worked on platform libraries for the real-time M4 cores of the MediaTek MT3620, the first Azure Sphere chip certified by Microsoft focusing on the development of a set of drivers for the peripheral subsystems (SPI, I2C, I2S, ADC, PWM, GPIO and Timers).

Gluing hardware and software: Board Support Packages (BSPs)

Wed 31 July 2019 - Claudio Cambra

Installing Linux on most PCs is easy — you pop in a DVD or a USB stick, click through the install process, and you’re most of the way there. When it comes to more specialised devices, however, installing and running an operating system isn’t quite so straight-forward.

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Codethink helps York Instruments to deliver world-beating medical brain-scanner

Fri 14 June 2019 - Tim Pockney

Codethink partnered with York Instruments on a project to develop a new Magnetoencephalogram (MEG) scanner to replace their existing apparatus. This is a neuroimaging device which maps brain activity by recording magnetic fields which are produced by naturally occurring electrical currents in the brain.

Codethink unlocks data analysis potential for British Cycling

Thu 21 March 2019 - Tim Pockney

Codethink has been collaborating with British Cycling technical staff to develop an innovative telematics system to measure performance of their athletes in training for competitive events. This system seeks to improve the recording and analysis of raw data and will aid training progress of British Cycling in preparation for the …