Medical Design & Manufacturing

Minneapolis, MN

Medtech moves fast… especially in a healthcare. Join Dojo Five and keep the pace with the latest innovations while immersing yourself in a community of visionaries and industry […]

Applied Intelligence Live

Austin, TX

Applied Intelligence Live! Austin provides the unique opportunity for you and your peers to engage with world-leading organizations, hear from the brightest minds, and get exclusive insights into pioneering […]

Pack Expo 2023

Las Vegas, NV

Whether your next frontier is building a line or automating it, scaling up e-commerce, sustainability or refining your supply chain, you’ll find cutting-edge solutions for improving every aspect […]

Modernize Embedded Development with Dojo Five’s EmbedOps

Joe Schneider will share why he is passionate about modernizing firmware development and why Dojo Five is building EmbedOps to realize the vision of modernizing 10,000 embedded projects over the next decade! See how EmbedOps leverages Dojo Five's experience of modernizing 100+ embedded projects to improve the reliability, quality, and consistency of your embedded software builds.

Why is Being on Time So Hard? – Dojo Five and iSYSTEM Webinar

Join two experts in CI and modern firmware development to learn about the significant benefits in developing a CI for embedded platform within your company. Brought to you and co-hosted by Dojo Five and ecosystem partner, iSYSTEM

An Evening With Matthew Eshleman

Coco Cafe 210 Louise Ave, Nashville, TN, United States

What do you look for in an embedded services company? Is there a way to weed out the good vs bad?
Matthew Eshleman created the Matthew Test to do that and so much more. Join Joe Schneider, Dojo Five Founder, and Matthew as we discuss The 15 Steps to Better Embedded Software (and Firmware).

For more info on the Matthew Test: covemountainsoftware.com/2020/03/23/the-matthew-test-15-steps-to-better-embedded-software-and-firmware/

Top Skills for Modern Embedded Development

Embedded development has become increasingly complex over the years, but many of the fundamentals remain as relevant as ever. A basic familiarity with diverse languages, communication protocols, electronics, MCU's, and toolchains can certainly get you started. But prioritizing where you can focus for the future will keep your skills sharp and relevant. Steve and Joe have nearly 60 years of development experience between them and will be sharing some of their collective knowledge to help engineers of all experience levels.