AI in Embedded
Do we still need a keyboard? Testing the Ulanzi VibeKey with Claude Code
When you work with an AI agent, you basically just talk, accept and reject. I tested the Ulanzi VibeKey, a 3-button keypad, in Windows and in Claude Code.
When you work with an AI agent, you basically just talk, accept and reject. I tested the Ulanzi VibeKey, a 3-button keypad, in Windows and in Claude Code.
Claude Code in embedded six months later: what aged badly and what didn’t In April I tested Claude Code in embedded live: I sat it down next to Codex in front of the new NUCLEO-C562RE board, gave them a BMP280 sensor, the brand-new HAL2 and very general instructions. Claude Code Read more
Claude Code vs Codex in embedded. I checked whether AI has really replaced programmers. Under every ad for my STM32 course, someone has to pop up with the same line: “why would anyone need programming courses when AI already writes everything”. Or a variant: “embedded is over, vibe coding wins”. Read more