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Interviews from Embedded World 2024!

The Electromaker Show · 17 Apr 2024 · 47m · Episode 141

What this episode covers

The Electromaker team interviews representatives from Qoitech, Arduino, BeagleBoard, Blues, Embeetle, Geehy, and Veecle at Embedded World 2024. They discuss Qoitech's Battery Wizard for power profiling, Arduino's Opta PLC and 4G modules, and the low-cost BeagleY-AI single-board computer. The episode also covers Blues' LoRa and StarNote satellite modules, Embeetle IDE's collaboration with Geehy, and Veecle's certified Rust-C bridge for automotive software.

Most relevant to

early-stage companies

Topics

Mentioned

Companies
Qoitech, Arduino, BeagleBoard, Blues, Geehy, Raspberry Pi, Veecle
Products
Ottie Ace, Battery Wizard, Opta PLC, Portenta Mid Carrier, BeagleY-AI, StarNote, Embeetle IDE
Also
LoRa

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