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Shared journey: reflecting on 20 years of partnership with Lauterbach GmbH
GRYFTEC Embedded Systems team has many reasons to celebrate this year. Recently, we marked 20 years in business, and today we are celebrating two decades of collaboration and joint contributions with Lauterbach GmbH. We are honored that Lauterbach GmbH, the global market leader of debug- and trace tools, entrusted us with an opportunity that led to a partnership that continued for 20 years. This is a remarkable achievement and a reason to celebrate.

Starting with one project – how it all began
Lauterbach GmbH is a company with impressive achievements, a global presence around the world and the company where it all started.

When we started our cooperation in 2004, the Polish market of engineering services looked completely different. Many highly skilled engineers were looking for challenges and interesting projects to undertake. The opportunities offered by Poland’s growing engineering services market were a natural fit for a company looking for support with its product development.

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The Jubilee Gala concluded the celebration of our company’s two-decade journey. It was an unforgettable evening, full of memories in a wonderful atmosphere, and in the company of special people.

The event was a perfect opportunity to reflect on how it all began. From a small team driven by a passion for engineering, determination, and perseverance to where we stand today, a company with an amazing team creating value for our clients.

During the gala, we not only reflected on the past, the challenges overcome, and the achievements made but also celebrated the present. We honored our employees’ commitment and continued support, which contributed to our success.

Twenty years have passed, and we recognize this is just another milestone in our company’s timeline. With the future ahead, we continue to plan and aim for more success.

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Behind every system, application, or technical solution we use are programmers and testers making it all function smoothly. One group focuses on how to make it work, while the other seeks ways to break it or find issues:)

September is a special month because both Testers’ and Programmers’ Days are celebrated, making it the perfect time to acknowledge their contributions to the tech-driven world. A huge thank you to all the developers and testers for creating amazing solutions to challenging projects. The impact of your work is visible in every area of ​​life.

We wish the current and future developers and testers great success, effective deployments, and satisfaction from every project you work on.

We are excited to announce that we will be partnering with the upcoming edition of the AI-Connect conference, which focuses on the commercial use of artificial intelligence in business.

Join the event for insightful lectures from experts focusing on the technical aspects of AI development and sharing their expertise with AI transformation. Explore how artificial intelligence reshapes business and get practical insights into the steps and tools used in real-world applications.

But that’s not all, the AI-Connect conference has to offer. It is a great opportunity to network with professionals passionate about AI and share knowledge on how AI drives innovation across our industry.

Sign up for the online event or join us in person: https://ai-connect.pl/
See you at the AI Connect.

A case study on automated testing of LED blink interfaces as part of software/hardware testing, conducted during a student internship project.

During career fairs and student meetings, we’re often asked about the kinds of projects our interns work on. This question is important because it relates to developing technical competence and engaging interns in hands-on work that will prepare them for further professions.

In the article below, you’ll find a case study prepared by our intern, Piotr Korman. The project involved creating a hardware interface using a phototransistor to convert light intensity into voltage and communicating this data to a PC via the RS232 interface. The software solution decoded various blink patterns to determine the device’s status with high accuracy.

Automated testing of LED blink interfaces as part of software/hardware testing

Introduction of the problem

When thinking of Software Testing, we usually think about applications (be it for Web, Mobile, or Desktop). However, when working in the embedded branch of software development, there is also something called a device test, where the developed software is tested running on real hardware. This test phase requires testing of (among other aspects) all the accessible interfaces, including the most unusual – “non-software” ones.

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