The number of IoT devices across the globe is increasing year over year, each becoming more advanced. As a firmware engineer, it is critical for you to have visibility into your fleets to effectively manage your embedded devices and successfully push over-the-air (OTA) updates. Your customers will remain happy if their devices are consistently being updated with bug fixes or new features.
Watch this panel discussion with embedded engineering experts and learn how they have implemented OTA firmware updates when building hardware and how they've managed fleets at scale. They share some best practices they've learned over the years that you can use for your next device firmware update.
Panelists
Phillip Johnston
Founder, Embedded Artistry
Phillip Johnston is the founder of Embedded Artistry, an embedded systems consulting and education firm. Their mission is to bring embedded software development out of the dark ages and to help teams produce high-quality systems in a complex, fast-paced, rapidly changing world.
Eric Johnson
Firmware Solutions Engineer, Memfault
Eric Johnson is another one of our Firmware Solution Engineers at Memfault. He also helps answer any and all questions that our customers may have about implementing Memfault and using the platform. Before Memfault, Eric worked at Walgreens, Athos, and Acuity Brands as a firmware and software engineer.
David Shoemaker
Software Engineer, Tesla
David Shoemaker’s twenty year software career spans both tiny startups and the largest market cap companies on the planet. He has been an early contributor to groundbreaking products such as the Apple Watch and Tesla Autopilot.
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