On-Demand Webinar: When Docker Doesn’t: What Embedded Engineers Need to Know

Docker can make embedded development more consistent, but it can also introduce performance, hardware-access, and maintenance challenges. In this webinar, Dojo Five explores where Docker fits, where it falls short, […]
On-Demand Webinar: Migrating Legacy, IEC 62304-Compliant Medical Software to Yocto Linux

To gain control over supply chains and regulatory compliance, many medical device OEMs are migrating from proprietary environments to Yocto Project Linux. However, IEC 62304 classifies Yocto-based and migrated legacy […]
On-Demand Webinar: Part 3 – CVE Scanning

In this session of the Automating Reliability Engineering with EmbedOps webinar series, we add automated CVE scanning and SBOM generation to the pipeline—closing the final gap between functional testing and […]
On-Demand Webinar: Part 2 – DFU & HIL Testing

In Part 2 of the Automating Reliability Engineering with EmbedOps webinar series, we move beyond unit testing and introduce hardware-in-the-loop (HIL) testing to expose real-world failures before deployment. Using a […]
On-Demand Webinar: Part 1 – Unit Testing Embedded Products

Embedded and IoT software is expected to run flawlessly for years—but many teams still depend on manual builds, inconsistent toolchains, and ad-hoc testing. The result? Late surprises, security gaps, delayed […]
On-Demand Webinar: Why Embedded is Broken

The embedded industry is stuck. While software development has advanced, embedded teams are still battling outdated workflows, clunky tools, and inefficiencies that slow innovation. Join Joe Schneider, CEO of Dojo […]
On-Demand Webinar: Modernizing Embedded Development

Join us for a one-hour on-demand webinar designed to empower teams working on embedded projects with strategies for modernization. Learn how staying stuck in traditional practices can hinder your progress […]
On-Demand Webinar: Medical Development is Broken

Software complexity increases at a rate of 4x per decade. Productivity rises at 1.5x. This shortcoming is being felt by medical device OEMs balancing demand for new features, safety regulations […]