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Requirements are like roads on a map. Requirements are what defines the landscape, the starting point, and the destination. Without a good map, you won’t know whether you should follow the river or go through the mountain pass – and where are you going anyway? How do you know when you’ve finished your journey or if you arrived at the …
This is an introduction to a 4-part series. We’ll be sharing FOUR parts about our firmware and software processes and best practices —> 1: Requirements, 2: Architecture, 3: Code Review, and 4: Software Quality Assurance, so stay connected. You can find a link to Part 1: Requirements below. You’re past your deadlines and over budget – your code base is …
Successful User Interface design is a combination of having the right tools for the job, the right talent for design, and the right process in place to put it all together. SIGMADESIGN delivers User Interface design (or UI design) expertise using Adobe’s latest UI Design software, Adobe XD. Our designers use this software program as a part of their UI …
SIGMADESIGN FW+ SW VIRTUAL EVENT OVERVIEW Is your company looking for ways to enhance your Firmware and Software skills or catch up on ‘best practices’? SIGMADESIGN’s Firmware and Software group is hosting a virtual event for companies that are looking to upgrade their FW/SW chops. Learn some new skills to take away for your team, or see how SIGMADESIGN can …
At SIGMADESIGN, we endeavor to choose the LabVIEW software framework that saves the most money for our clients, yet still provides a stable and scalable solution. State Machines and Queued Message Handlers (QMH) will always have their place in LabVIEW, but we tend to view those as sub-components that can be utilized in more extensible frameworks that emphasize modular programming …
What is our hiring philosophy? Grow by hiring, developing, and recognizing the best. Why an Internship Program? At SIGMADESIGN, we believe the inventive work we are doing is exciting and revolutionizing. We believe this creative and scientific work must continue long-term, so we are making efforts to invest in the next generation of engineers and designers. Our hope is that …
By Spencer Barrett, Systems Engineer INTRODUCTION The world we live in is changing quickly. The “Internet of things” (IoT) is adding connectivity to what used to be the most ordinary objects and reinventing them with new capabilities. Something as simple as a pedometer has been reinvented as a fitness tracker and watch. It can even connect you to your social …
