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Customers want a cheap, fast BMS that just barely clears the regulatory minimum, while academia keeps pushing safety from the other side. Follow the currents that markets, regulation, and the economics of battery fires create between them, and you can see why high-safety BMS is quietly becoming a survival condition.
While dissecting STM32CubeMX2, one thing made me pause. Every GUI action maps 1:1 to a CLI command, and even the GUI is just one client of an HTTP backend. Here's why that structure matters in the age of AI agents.
Embedded, automotive, firmware — the slow-moving corners of tech where new patterns always arrive a beat late. Modern software's mindset is finally showing up here too. I dissected STM32CubeMX2 disk-by-disk and pulled out the signals.
At a small embedded systems company, I'm watching a paradox unfold: the more AI boosts senior productivity, the less room there is for juniors to stand.
