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SUMMARY:Python Meets Hardware: The Missing Survival Guide - Carlos Pereira
  Atencio
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UID:pretalx-pycones-2026-LWTBDW@pretalx.com
DESCRIPTION:You made an LED blink with Python\, or a motor move\, a real p
 hysical thing happening because of code you wrote\, and it feels genuinely
  exciting.\n\nPython implementations like MicroPython or CircuitPython\, r
 unning on embedded devices like Arduinos\, Raspberry Pis\, micro:bits\, or
  ESP32s\, they open the door to controlling hardware with the same languag
 e we all know and love.\n\nIt starts feeling familiar\, until it doesn't.\
 n\nNo OS or access to the tools we are used to\, a sensor that doesn't res
 pond\, a system that randomly crashes\, so what do we do now?\n\nThis talk
  is your guide through that shift. How to think about memory when you only
  have 128KBs of RAM\, how to debug your programme when crashes are silent 
 and the board just resets\, what hardware protocols to reach for and why\,
  and recommendations on low cost electronic tools that lets you see what's
  actually happening on the hardware.\n\nYou'll learn what comes after the 
 initial blink\, how to work with these embedded systems and feel as confid
 ent with hardware as you do with Python.
LOCATION:Track 04 - OLX
URL:https://pretalx.com/pycones-2026/talk/LWTBDW/
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