Open-source USB keyboard firmware development

$12-25 USD / hour

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over 6 years ago

$12-25 USD / hour

Ultimate Hacking Keyboard is an open-source, split USB keyboard designed for extreme productivity and ergonomics. I’m László Monda, founder of the UHK, and you’ll be working with me. I’ve written about 90% of the UHK firmware, but I don’t have enough time for it anymore, so I’m looking for a developer to maintain the firmware in the long run. We’re using GitHub extensively. The firmware is released under the General Public License v3, and your contributions will be publicly visible. You’re welcome to check out the UHK firmware repo at [login to view URL] to see the code and the open issues. You’re expected to: * have a good understanding of ARM programming in general and USB HID in particular * be self-motivated and able to resolve issues on your own without extensive management * write clean code and follow our coding standards Experience with Freescale/NXP Kinetis MCUs and Kinetis Design Studio / MCUXpresso IDE would be highly appreciated. Please contact me, and include your relevant experience, skills, and your hourly rate. I’d also like to see the source code you’ve written in the past. Looking forward to work with you! - Laci

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@sagradoamicus

Hi Sir I am experienced embedded system developer with more than 8 years of experience. I have worked on ARM processors, NXP and other MCUs. I have worked on USB HID before. Please get in touch to discuss it further Regards

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@ibrahimdanish

Hi, I am very much interested in your project as I believe I have the expertise, knowledge, skills and tools to do your project. I am embedded software developer with more than 8 years of experience of professional embedded software development. Please take a look onto my profile to know more about me. I have quite a lot experience of ARM processors specifically Cortex M0/M3/M4. I have written and used low level, middleware as well as higher level code. I have J-link debuggers, couple of STM32F development boards (STM32F107, STM32F429, STM32F405 and STM32F407). I have quite a lot experience with IAR, ARM GCC and Keil compilers. My recent projects that might tell you my knowledge in USB and STM32, 1. STM32F407 Discovery based CAN Data logger to log CAN data into SD Card (SDIO mode) and emulate USB MSC Class to read/write SD Card data and Custom HID Class implementation to send/receive interrupt data. 2. STM32F405 based FATFs to read/write SD Card (both SDIO and SPI) 3. STM32F429 based FATFs to read/write USB mass storage 4. STM32F407 discovery board to read via I2C BNO055 9 DOF IMU senor and save readings as CVS file using ChanFs (FATFs) in SD card in SDIO mode. I am very good in GIT as Ihave my own repos in GitLab and do checkouts from GitHub open source projects all the time. I do not have experince of Freescale/NXP Kinetis MCUs but can quickly get along with them. Let me know if you have any questions. Regards, Ibrahim

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@LUSystems

Hi, I am embedded systems designer and have good experience using ARM micro controllers from ST (STM32) and would love to work for you. It will not be any problem to use ARM micros from Kinetis series. Please contact. regards, Ali

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