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Published inNov 2023
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Robert Thas John
Robert Thas John
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Robert Thas John

Robert Thas John is a data engineer with a career that spans two decades. He manages a team of data engineers, analysts, and machine learning engineers – roles that he has held in the past. He leads a number of efforts aimed at increasing the adoption of machine learning on embedded devices through various programs from Google Developers and ARM Ltd, which licenses the chips found in Arduinos and other microcontrollers. He started his career as a software engineer with work that has spanned various industries. His first experience with embedded systems was in programming payment terminals.
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In this chapter, you learned about shields and carriers, and then worked on some projects using both a shield and a carrier. This was important because you got to focus on the code that you needed to write to collect data without having to fiddle with breakout boards, breadboards, and wires that could come loose and lead to a lot of time spent debugging your code. With the MKR IoT Carrier, you were also able to display the readings on the OLED screen. This is useful for communicating information to users without asking them to connect the device to a computer for serial output. We are collecting data but not storing it.

In the next chapter, we will discuss various strategies for storing this data locally, especially given that the MKR IoT Carrier and the MKR ENV Shield both come with SD card slots.

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Robert Thas John

Robert Thas John is a data engineer with a career that spans two decades. He manages a team of data engineers, analysts, and machine learning engineers – roles that he has held in the past. He leads a number of efforts aimed at increasing the adoption of machine learning on embedded devices through various programs from Google Developers and ARM Ltd, which licenses the chips found in Arduinos and other microcontrollers. He started his career as a software engineer with work that has spanned various industries. His first experience with embedded systems was in programming payment terminals.
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