What's new with CTI?
summary
Firmware is rewritten and released with patched parser, a VS Code Raspberry Pi Pico extension workflow, and practical demos using Grove kits and the Radza single‑board computer; the stack exposes Pico W support, UART I2C SPI buses, and a loop-safe session layer with a VISA wrapper so multiple loops share one resource. UART line and raw modes are done, I2C and SPI device wrappers exist, Wi‑Fi commands land but Wi‑Fi persistence missing and some device management tooling is still WIP.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:41CTI members contributions
- 4:10Hardware platforms firmware
- 9:07LabVIEW driver improvements
- 12:18Q&A
- 18:23Live LabVIEW demo
- 20:35Grove kit demo
- 23:04Loop-safe session layer
- 25:12Power consumption headless
- 26:39RADza board Linux
- 32:48Linux LabVIEW install
- 35:56Firmware deployment methods
- 38:11MicroPython firmware comparison
- 40:24CTI contribution needs
- 41:49Training material formats
- 44:45University adoption feedback
- 46:20Closing
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