Robots, Games, IoT, and Tiny Computers – Example Applications from the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston Last week was a
Robots, Games, IoT, and Tiny Computers – Example Applications from the Embedded Systems Conference in Boston Last week was a
PocketBone: The Linux Computer that Fits in a Mini-Altoids Tin – Designed in KiCad – Featuring the OSD3358 This article
Robots are everywhere. Self-guided vacuums cruise across our floors. Manufacturing robots construct cars and appliances with speed and precision. Self–driving
Now Even More Ways to Buy Octavo’s Products I have another exciting announcement to make! We are expanding our distribution network, giving
New OSD3358 Development Platforms from GHI Electronics It has been a busy couple of weeks around here lately with a
The BeagleBone® Black Wireless and BeagleBoard Compatibility Today is a very exciting day! After months of hard work, we are
Connecting with You to Solve System Design Puzzles – ESC Silicon Valley 2017 Recap Last week we headed out to
BeagleLogic Standalone – Featuring the OSD3358-SM This article was guest written by Kumar Abhishek about his award winning BeagleLogic project. Kumar is
Houston, We Have Forums! We have officially launched our forums! We are excited to provide a place for our community to
Smaller and Cheaper PCBs enabled by System-In-Package Technology. Today’s embedded designers face more challenges in terms of design complexity, cycle
Industrial Rated OSD335x Devices Are Now Available! We are excited to announce that the industrial temperature rated (-40°C to 85°C
PCB Assembly Cost Savings – Another Benefit of System-In-Package One of the key benefits delivered by System-In-Package (SiP) technology is the savings
Hand Assembly of PocketBone using the OSD3358g Text Here This article was guest written by Michael Welling, the developer of the KiCad
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