Engineering Updates
Significant public project changes are synchronized from the repositories that own the technical work.
RoboCup 2027 moves to a separated MCU/Linux engineering architecture
The V2027-01 baseline separates MCU safety/navigation from Linux perception and observability, keeps Arduino EFBus as transport authority and leaves Race fail-closed pending hardware qualification.
Arduino OpenDAQ consolidates UNO Q and GIGA measurement paths
The laboratory repository now preserves the UNO Q gateway, GIGA R1 Streaming LT evolution and EFBus-backed acquisition work in one source while keeping openDAQ optional and hardware claims tied to explicit evidence.
EFBus V09 expands typed services and shared embedded infrastructure
The V09 operational reference candidate retains the Wire 2.5 / SDK 0.12.0 compatibility boundary while adding command-authority hardening, multi-endpoint identity, Optional Services, a shared I2C Fabric Manager and multi-target Display support.
FRC Studio Alpha connects geometry, Gmsh, Elmer and scientific provenance
The current V01 product provides a native macOS-first engineering workflow with geometry import, meshing, electromagnetic simulation and visualisation while keeping plasma-tool integrations and physical validation behind explicit qualification gates.
SpeedCircuits 0.4.1 preview connects simulation, DAQ and physical-first learning
The current V04 software preview consolidates the 3D simulator, ngspice circuit simulation, multi-channel measurement and optional Arduino/openDAQ paths while preserving separate hardware and external-qualification gates.
These FermiLabs engineering updates summarise verified changes from the repositories that own our robotics, Arduino, EFBus, OpenDAQ, SpeedCircuits and scientific-computing work. Each update keeps software progress separate from hardware qualification.