How-tos and workflows for putting an agent to work on your bench.
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18 d ago
Andreas Spiess's 18-minute video shows Claude Code taking ESP32 firmware from a written specification to passing tests on a Raspberry Pi testbench. The agent writes and builds the firmware, flashes it to boards on the bench, runs tests over Wi-Fi, MQTT, BLE and RF, and fixes failures until the tests pass. The skills and testbench code are open source.
59 d ago
Sergio Marin built a flash lab in which an Orange Pi 3 LTS controls a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 for a coding agent. Through transistors it presses the power button and sets the boot mode, and it handles USB flashing and the serial console. He writes that clean flashes exposed a Wi-Fi bug a saved profile had hidden.
5 mo ago
MathWorks shows an agentic AI tool working with MATLAB and Simulink to control an inverted pendulum on a Quanser Qube-Servo and Raspberry Pi. In the 14-minute video the agent helps define requirements, builds the Simulink model and designs a model predictive controller. After model-, software- and processor-in-the-loop tests, the final chapter deploys the generated code to the hardware.
