Embedded Software Development is about building software that is installed inside a device example: thermostat, car engine controller, planes, WiFi router, Bluetooth Keyboard/Mouse, Camera, Roomba Vacuums. Typically Embedded software works without a user interface and often without any human interaction. Embedded Software teams face challenges that other Agile teams typically don’t face:
- The software once built may never be upgradeable
- It might run on a limited CPU and memory
- It will have high reliability and predictability requirements
To face these challenges
Resource Links:
- Agile Design and Embedded
- Agile Embedded Software Development
- Agile Embedded Software Development Keynote
- Agile Methods and Firmware Development
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