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What we've learned about embedded testing, hardware-in-the-loop and shipping reliable systems with a distributed team.
Why embedded development is hard (and how remote-first teams can still move fast)
Software quality in embedded work is inseparable from the physical world. What makes it uniquely hard, and what good looks like when you design your process for a distributed team.
9-minute read on wisent-wire.comCan tests help sell your product?
In the space industry every subsystem has to prove it will work in orbit. For startups building satellite modules the hardest part is often trust, and automated testing can earn it.
4-minute read on wisent-wire.comThe real impact of testing on embedded teams
Development moves at the pace of hardware, so testing tends to lag behind. Investing in it changes more than product quality: it changes how the team works, and how much stress it carries.
4-minute read on wisent-wire.comAutomated tests in embedded: can startups even try?
Automated testing brings to mind racks of hardware in a corporate lab. What it really takes on a startup budget, where the hard parts are, and why it is still worth doing.
5-minute read on wisent-wire.com
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