Software
Picture this: You've just unboxed your new smart device. No screen, no buttons, no USB port. How do you tell it your WiFi password? This seemingly simple problem has frustrated IoT teams and users for years. The solution? Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) acting as a temporary bridge to
Software
At small scale, an internal event bus feels magical. One team adds “user.session.started”, another listens and fires analytics, another triggers notifications. No coordination meeting, no new REST endpoints, just vibes. Fast-forward a year: You’ve got dozens of topics, half a dozen “user.*” events, multiple schemas for “pet.
Hardware
Introduction: One Button, Many Possibilities At Hoomanely, we design products that are powerful yet intuitive. Our vBus-based systems pack sophisticated functionality into compact modules, but we've always believed that complex capability shouldn't require complex interaction. This philosophy led us to adopt the LTC2955 PushButton On/Off
AI
When engineers talk about Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), the conversation often starts at embeddings, chunking, or vector databases. But the uncomfortable truth is this: RAG quality is bottlenecked by OCR quality. If the extracted text is noisy, fragmented, or wrongly segmented, no embedding model - no matter how powerful - can
AI
The first LLM integration is usually simple: you pick one provider, one model, one API key, and ship. The second and third are where things start to hurt. Suddenly you have a “cheap” model for bulk tasks, a “smart” model for critical flows, maybe a vision model, maybe a provider
Software
Social feeds are the backbone of modern community apps—but they're also notorious performance bottlenecks. Users expect Instagram-level smoothness while scrolling through hundreds of posts, instant responses to interactions, and seamless offline access. The challenge? Delivering all of this without burning through device resources or overwhelming your backend.
Firmware
As Engineers, the tools we choose dictate the ceiling of the systems we build. When dealing with a powerful SoC like the Espressif ESP32-S3—with its dual cores, AI vector instructions, and ample I/O the choice of development framework is not merely a matter of preference; it is a
AI
Detecting when something "sounds wrong" during a pet's mealtime seems simple - until you try to engineer it. Background noise, human speech, utensils clinking, bowls moving, fans humming, and wildly different pet eating styles create a dense acoustic jungle. Within this chaos, the goal is to
Product
TLDR: EverBowl captures patterns automatically, and EverWiz explains them in simple language, giving pet parents peace of mind and early clarity long before visible symptoms appear. This article breaks down why single events mislead, why vets care about trends, and how Hoomanely is building a pattern-first health system for pets.
Software
Mobile apps don't live in the same world as web apps. They run on flaky networks, jump between Wi-Fi and 4G, go into the background at random, get killed by the OS, and are used on devices with wildly different performance profiles. If our backend API is designed