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In today’s Coredump Session, François and Chris from **Memfault** sit down with **Charles Taylor**, co-founder of **Ozlo Sleep**, to explore the journey from Bose’s original Sleepbuds to the rebirth of a product designed to help people truly rest. The conversation traces how Ozlo revived this beloved idea, balancing power management, all-night comfort, and reliability in one of the most demanding consumer tech categories. Along the way, Charles shares lessons from bringing a hardware product back to life, testing technology people use in their sleep, and building a community that believes better rest starts with better engineering.

In today's Coredump Session, François Baldassari and Chris Coleman sit down with Ultrahuman co-founder Vatsal Singhal to unpack what it takes to build and scale a hardware startup in the fiercely competitive health wearable market. From transitioning from software to hardware to building responsibly with AI and machine learning, Vatsal shares what it means to blend deep engineering rigor with a mission to improve human performance. This conversation explores the challenges, surprises, and future of health-tech innovation at the edge.

The Zebra IoT Connector is an essential utility for managing scanner-related events, offering a streamlined way to log and track device data. It allows users to configure event logging to various endpoints, such as command prompts, text files, HTTP instances, or Windows Event logs, using the IoTConnector-Config.xml file. This flexibility enables the capture of detailed information, including asset details, battery levels, firmware updates, and scanned data.

In this feature highlight, we take a look at the new saved issue search and customized issue notifications. This improved search and notifications functionality will make issue triage and monitoring more streamlined, and improve the signal-to-noise ratio for issue notifications.

In today’s Coredump Session, we sit down with Nico Comier, CTO of reMarkable, to explore the journey from early-stage startup to global brand. Nico shares insights on scaling engineering teams, balancing technical credibility with leadership responsibilities, and what it really takes to bring a hardware product to market. From the pressures of product launches to the importance of customer connection, this conversation dives into the realities of building impactful technology.