How Embedded Device Observability Helps Latch Build Ultra-Reliable Products
Recorded: Thursday, November 30, 2023
About the webinar
Embedded developers have historically found it difficult to obtain high-quality data on the performance and health of their devices once deployed in the field. They've had to rely on customer reports and navigate through complex and time-consuming processes to effectively address any issues that arise.
For companies like Latch, who care deeply about product reliability and quality, this isn’t good enough. Find out how they use Memfault to collect high-quality debugging and performance data from their devices in the field and use it to ensure their customers get the best possible product.
In this webinar you'll learn:
The power of observability for embedded device development
What a true DevOps process can look like for embedded development teams
How Latch uses data to develop ultra-reliable smart locks
Co-Founder & Head of Developer Experience, Memfault
Tyler Hoffman is the Head of Developer Experience and a Co-founder of Memfault and an embedded engineer with a passion for improving the productivity of development teams. Tyler is now an engineer at Memfault and previously worked at Fitbit and Pebble as a firmware developer.
Dave Webster
Engineering Manager, Latch
Dave Webster has spent his entire career developing firmware for commercial and consumer IoT devices with fleets ranging from hundreds to millions of devices. Prior to Latch, he focused on data driven approaches to improve the reliability of large proprietary wireless smart meter networks. He has combined this experience with Latch’s extensive usage of the Memfault platform to deliver secure and reliable smart access products. Dave holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Computer Engineering from Rochester Institute of Technology.
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