Budapest Hardware Club #1: Modern Firmware Development

​Budapest Hardware Club is a technical meetup for people building physical products: firmware engineers, embedded developers, electrical engineers, PCB designers, hardware founders, makers, and technical students.

​The first event is about modern firmware development: how to build and test firmware before the final hardware is available.

​We will cover practical approaches to:

• ​firmware architecture that separates logic from BSP/HAL code

• ​simulation and hardware digital twins

• ​firmware CI

• ​mocked peripherals and reproducible test cases

• ​what can and cannot be tested without the real board

​The goal is to reduce bench dependency, find bugs earlier, and make firmware development rock solid

​Format:

​18:30 - doors open

​19:00 - intro

​19:10 - talk: Modern Firmware Development: Build Before the Hardware Arrives

​19:25 - demo, technical examples, hands on exercises, bring your laptop for this part, and USB C cable!

​20:00 - open discussion, hardware stories, networking

​21:00 - end

​This is a practical engineering event.

​Big thanks Puzl Coworking for the space!

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​Media partner, photography:, Gábor Csaba https://gaborcsaba.myportfolio.com/

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​Want to be a sponsor or give a talk?

​Ask Andrii, the host of the meeting: andrii@shylenko.com