Ziga Petek

Connecting the physical with the digital world can be tough. At some point in the development process, you will have to use devices that translate the combination of the ones and zeroes you created into a visible result. May it be images, sound or radio waves, you will need microchips to create them.

One of the challenges of embedded systems are the limited resources at your disposal. The smaller the device the less processing power is available to you. This was one of the challenges that sparked my interest in embedded programming.

during my professional career, I had the pleasure of working with low-level programming languages to control embedded devices and create some pretty amazing stuff. My focus and interest were always circling around Bluetooth and the many possibilities this technology gives us. May it be simple communication, indoor navigation, or even mesh networking, Bluetooth can handle all of it.

While working on a startup I focused on indoor navigation and was able to implement an indoor navigation system with an accuracy of less than a meter.