NXP & Memfault: Higher Quality, Better Performing IoT Devices with Embedded Observability

About the webinar

NXP and Memfault have collaborated to give IoT device manufacturers in-field device monitoring, crash reporting, and updating capabilities for faster product development, improved device operation, and reduced direct resource costs. 

Together, Memfault and NXP are helping IoT developers build smart cities, smart homes, IIoT, and automotive devices to save time and ease the worry of triaging and troubleshooting, allowing them to focus on building value-added features.

Watch this webinar to learn how to:

• Gain deep insights into embedded device performance in a cloud-based environment
• Access debugging information without requiring any user interaction, device RMAs, or on-site visits
• Orchestrate complex OTA updates of firmware in an organized and controlled manner
• Get started with a project example using Memfault and NXP i.MX RT1060 MCUs

Panelists

Kyle Dando

Development Systems Application Engineer

NXP Semiconductors 

Kyle Dando is passionate about helping engineers learn how to use the tools required for their embedded designs.  At NXP, Kyle is focused on improving the ways that enablement software is delivered.  He is partnering with Memfault to simplify how customers get started adding remote diagnostics to their NXP projects.  He holds Computer and Electrical Engineering degrees from Purdue University and Santa Clara University.  His work experience includes hardware and software design, and teaching countless customer events on various embedded design tools.

Devon Yablonski

Head of Strategic Partnerships

Memfault

Devon Yablonski partner development at Memfault, growing an ecosystem that makes embedded observability more accessible to IoT product OEMs. Before Memfault, Devon held roles in engineering and product in the Defense industry and has personal interests in smart building technology, experiences that drove his passion to make embedded devices more reliable and upgradeable. Devon has an MSc in Computer Engineering from Northeastern and a Boston College MBA.