
Chiphack for Teens: FOMU
For my two weeks of work experience with Embecosm I was tasked with updating the Chiphack application note (EAN12) to use a different computer board, the Fomu. The end result of my work can be found here. Read More
For my two weeks of work experience with Embecosm I was tasked with updating the Chiphack application note (EAN12) to use a different computer board, the Fomu. The end result of my work can be found here. Read More
I’ve always been engrossed in electronics and being hands on with hardware – I liked getting my hands dirty, but I’ve never set myself something to work on with actual value to people, it’s always been Lilliputian projects that have… Read More
Project requirements When I arrived at Embecosm, on the first day of my work experience, I was offered a real-world project at a local church, which is being used as a nursery for toddlers. There had been noise complaints surrounding… Read More
The Project For my work experience with Embecosm, I was given a real-life project by Rev. Peter Salisbury, the vicar of St Thomas’ church in Lymington. The project was to measure the accuracy of the church clock and pendulum, by… Read More
Introduction So, I’m Mitchell Granger and this winter I had the pleasure of completing my second fortnight of work experience at Embecosm. You may remember if you read the blog, that on my previous visit here I was… Read More
The EBP South Amazing people awards celebrated the dedication of business, school and volunteers to connecting young people to the world of work; young people were awarded for their achievements through the careers and work opportunities that they had participated… Read More
My name is Katie Bennett and this summer I had the wonderful opportunity to work for Embecosm in between my A-levels and university. My objective was to create a remote weather station to use as a case study for the… Read More