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Low-Power Embedded Design: Are You Optimizing the Wrong Thing?

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By Sam Bocetta
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Low-Power Embedded Design: Are You Optimizing the Wrong Thing? You spent an afternoon comparing datasheets, agonizing over whether the microcontroller (MCU) with 20-nA deep-sleep current was worth the premium over the one at 2 µA. It’s a satisfying kind of engineering: a clean number, a clear winner, and a decision you can defend in review. It may also be close to irrelevant.
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Firmware Testing Still Falls Short of What We Need

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By Sam Bocetta
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Firmware Testing Still Falls Short of What We Need Ask any embedded engineer about their firmware testing setup, and watch the face they make. It’s a mix of exhaustion, mild embarrassment, and that specific resignation you only develop after years in the field. The tooling is fragmented, the processes are borrowed from software disciplines that were never designed for hardware constraints, and we’re still shipping firmware that might collapse entire industrial systems.
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TinyML Isn’t Magic; It Takes Discipline

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By Sam Bocetta
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TinyML Isn’t Magic; It Takes Discipline Everyone loves a good TinyML demo. A dev board wakes up, hears a keyword, spots a gesture, flags a vibration anomaly, and suddenly it feels like we’ve entered the age of pocket-sized intelligence. That excitement makes sense. Running inference locally on deeply constrained hardware is genuinely impressive, and it’s opened the door to lower latency, lower bandwidth use, and better privacy for a lot of embedded designs.
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