How we simulate firmware, test it without hardware, and keep embedded CI deterministic.
Three virtual STM32L476s — a real iolinki master stack driving two real device stacks over the C/Q wire — run the full master service surface (ISDU, cyclic PD, events, data storage) plus the fault paths. Live in your browser, gated in CI, nothing mocked.
Engineering · ~4 min
Two virtual STM32H5s and a virtual CAN bus run a real, unmodified udslib ISO-14229 stack through all 27 UDS services — headless, in CI. Plus the four emulator decoder bugs it surfaced, validated against real silicon.
Whitepaper · ~5 min
A multi-frame UDS bug that wouldn't reproduce in any test and only
appeared on a real STM32F103 — an ISO-TP N_Cr clock-source
mismatch — reproduced, debugged, and fixed in LabWired without ever
touching the silicon.
Whitepaper · ~6 min
Build a real GxEPD2 e-paper sketch with PlatformIO. The same
firmware.elf boots in the LabWired simulator and paints the
panel — in your browser.
Tutorial · ~6 min
Wire pio test into the LabWired simulator with a few lines of
platformio.ini and run your firmware unit tests without a board.
Tutorial · ~6 min
Priority inversion sank Mars Pathfinder, and the same class of timing bug is what flakes embedded CI today. A case for deterministic execution.
Whitepaper · ~5 min