The future of hardware and embedded engineering
summary
Blues ships cellular Wi‑Fi LoRa and satellite modules and argues consistent hardware form factors make prototypes ready for scale; Embedd provides a hardware abstraction layer to let applications move across modules; RAKwireless supplies LoRaWAN developer gateways on Raspberry Pi compute modules. Swapping modules happens for supply shocks, cost bargaining and geopolitical bans, and engineers face AT command incompatibilities and missing docs. Maintenance, FOTA and security are nonnegotiable; AI helps by structuring messy datasheets (Claude Code used internally) but engineers retain final ownership.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:09Current IoT hardware state
- 8:50Low-power IoT hardware trends
- 19:05AI in hardware engineering
- 24:07Closing remarks
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