What happens when your users can’t tell you if your product failed?
We’re live in 4 hours with @OzloSleep’s Charles Taylor to talk about the engineering behind the new Sleepbud — built to perform all night while its user sleeps.
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- The Sleepbud’s story is a rare one in consumer tech: 2017 → Born at @Bose as a sleep-focused wearable 2018 → Launched, loved, then quietly discontinued 2023 → Revived by ex-Bose engineers under @OzloSleep 2024 → Back in retail with smarter, longer-lasting design Register
- Our favorite articles & learnings from July by @moritz_abrell, @azonenberg, @iarsystems, @koehlma, @linuxfoundation, @cratesiostatus, @Raspberry_Pi, @EbenUpton, @qtproject, @JLCPCB, @ZephyrIoT, and more! Read our latest monthly roundup on Interrupt, Memfault's developer blog &
- Most embedded engineers start from either hardware or software—but rarely both. This practical roadmap by Meysam Parvizi helps bridge that gap, with structured guidance and resources shaped by real-world experience. Read → interrupt.memfault.com/blog/embedded-… #EmbeddedSystems #Firmware
- In Part 2 of the Open Ring series on our developer blog, Interrupt, Mikolaj Stawiski breaks down the rigid-flex PCB, antenna tuning, dual-MCU architecture, and the $10 haptics hack that made it all work. interrupt.memfault.com/blog/smart-rin… #embedded #wearables #opensource

