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All embedded/low power medical devices I've worked on since 2010 have moved over to ARM. Especially new development. Beaglebones like chips are great for PoC, p
by sriram_sun 5y ago
All embedded/low power medical devices I've worked on since 2010 have moved over to ARM. Especially new development. Beaglebones like chips are great for PoC, prototyping etc. as you can install Linux and easily control gpio pins and have an abundance of serial, i2c, spi and even dual ethernet if needed. M3-M0s are great for smaller embedded chips.
- stefan_ 5y agoThey are so great, no one system ever works on another board!
- watermelon0 5y agoThere is no reason there couldn't be standardization on ARM like it's on x86, and similarly we could also lose this in the near future on x86 platform.
- redis_mlc 5y ago"There is no reason nuclear power couldn't be safe, it's just those human regulators and operators getting in the way." - HN fanbois