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In episode 534, Elecia, Chris and Aaed Musa dive into the gap between pure consumer robotic toys and industrial-grade tools. Check out this snippet from their conversation on bridge platforms designed for research labs and home integration.

The transcript for the show here: https://embedded.fm/transcripts/534 #robots #robotics #maker #engineering #embedded

We had Aaed Musa on to chat about building robot dogs, custom parts, and his YouTube channel! He tells us how he went from 3D-printing servo bots in his parents’ garage to using reinforcement learning to teach four-legged robots how to walk.

We have Aaed Musa on to chat about building robot dogs, custom parts, and his YouTube channel! He tells us how he went from 3D-printing servo bots in his parents’ garage to designing clever capstan drives. Listen here: https://embedded.fm/episodes/534 #robots #robotics #maker #engineering #embedded

Seeing yourself reflected in tech makes it much easier to picture your own future in the field. In episode 533 - The Garage Is Open, Elecia and Susan discuss representation, archetypes, and inspiring the next generation of women engineers. 👉 Listen here: embedded.fm/episodes/533 #transcript

...and how those lessons mirror today's cloud-dominated landscape. Check out the quote below, listen in your favorite podcast app, or read the full transcript: https://embedded.fm/transcripts/533 #author #history #podcast #books #engineering #transcript

Were early tech pioneers visionaries, or just in the right place at the right time? In episode 533: The Garage Is Open of Embedded, Susan Lammers (author of Programmers at Work) reflects on what truly drove the early personal computing revolution,

...and how the personal computer revolution was built by individuals seeking freedom from corporate mainframes. Listen here: embedded.fm/episodes/533 #author #history #podcast #books #engineering

Susan Lammers joins us to discuss the 40th anniversary edition of her classic book, Programmers at Work. We discuss what it was like to interview young and pioneering software developers like Toru Iwatani, C. Wayne Ratliff, and Michael Hawley... #author #history #podcast #books #engineering

We have Aaed Musa on to chat about building robot dogs, custom parts, and his YouTube channel! He tells us how he went from 3D-printing servo bots in his parents’ garage to designing clever capstan drives. Listen here: https://embedded.fm/episodes/534 #robots #robotics #maker #engineering #embedded

Seeing yourself reflected in tech makes it much easier to picture your own future in the field. In episode 533 - The Garage Is Open, Elecia and Susan discuss representation, archetypes, and inspiring the next generation of women engineers. 👉 Listen here: embedded.fm/episodes/533 #transcript

🎧 Catch the conversation: https://embedded.fm/episodes/532 Read the transcript here: https://embedded.fm/transcripts/532 #Accessibility #embedded #electronics #makers #hardware #podcast #electronics #micropython #opensource #oshw #hackadayprize #engineering #embedded

On Episode 532 of the Embedded podcast, Kevin Santo Cappuccio reminds us that tinkering is the absolute best teacher, especially in electronics. What's sitting on your workbench right now waiting to be built?

🎧 Catch the conversation: https://embedded.fm/episodes/532 Read the transcript here: https://embedded.fm/transcripts/532 #Accessibility #embedded #electronics #makers #hardware #podcast #electronics #micropython #opensource #oshw #hackadayprize #engineering #embedded

Kevin shares an unexpected discovery: Jumperless makes breadboard prototyping easier for those with dyslexia. As it turns out, trying to mentally map physical wires can be a massive barrier; and having a visual, intuitive way to "see" a circuit helps a lot.

Kevin Santo Cappuccio, founder of Architeuthis Flux, joins us to discuss creating Jumperless, an open-source breadboard that replaces physical jumper wires with software-controlled analog crossbar switches. Listen here: embedded.fm/episodes/532 #electronics #micropython #opensource #oshw

On the latest episode of Embedded, Elecia and Christopher celebrate winning the IEEE Educational Activities Board Meritorious Achievement Award in Outreach and Informal Education! Check out this transcript: embedded.fm/trancripts/531 #engineering #embedded #IEEE #awards #education #books

Engineers rarely get parades for fixing bugs. We move from one problem to the next, often forgetting to celebrate the victories. On episode 531, Elecia and Christopher talk about “sequestering the mess"; the practice of isolating complexity so the rest of the system. ...

... Listen here: embedded.fm/episodes/531 And check out this excerpt: #engineering #embedded #IEEE #awards #education #books

On the latest episode of Embedded, Elecia and Christopher celebrate winning the IEEE Educational Activities Board Meritorious Achievement Award in Outreach and Informal Education! Check out this transcript: embedded.fm/trancripts/531 #engineering #embedded #IEEE #awards #education #books

On the latest episode of Embedded, Elecia and Christopher celebrate winning the IEEE Educational Activities Board Meritorious Achievement Award in Outreach and Informal Education! Listen here: embedded.fm/episodes/531 #engineering #embedded #IEEE #awards #education #books

In Embedded.fm Episode 530: A Living Highlighter, Dr. Steven Haddock reminds us that the ocean’s depths are not lifeless or frightening, they’re vibrant, fascinating, and worth preserving.

🎧 Listen now in your favorite podcast app and explore the transcript at embedded.fm/transcripts/530. Here are Dr Haddock's parting words: #EmbeddedSystems #Podcast #STEM #ScienceCommunication #EmbeddedFM #mbari #jellyfish #author #biology #engineering #embedded #podcast

Dr. Steven Haddock discusses how bioluminescent and fluorescent molecules, genes borrowed from jellyfish and others, have become powerful tools in biotechnology and biomedical research.

From lighting up nervous systems to advancing medical imaging, this conversation shows how nature’s brilliance fuels human innovation. 🎧 Listen here: embedded.fm/episodes/530 And checkout this excerpt: #mbari #jellyfish #author #biology #engineering #podcast #Bioluminescence #EmbeddedSystems

Dr. Steven Haddock discusses how bioluminescent and fluorescent molecules, genes borrowed from jellyfish and others, have become powerful tools in biotechnology and biomedical research.

From lighting up nervous systems to advancing medical imaging, this conversation shows how nature’s brilliance fuels human innovation. 🎧 Listen here: embedded.fm/episodes/530 📖 Read transcript: embedded.fm/transcripts/530 Here's an excerpt: