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Jan 17, 2020

Notes on Securing Unbonded BLE Interactions

Authors: Adam Incera and Hari Nair

Nakul Garg in Latch Engineering Blog

Feb 3, 2020

End-to-End Testing in the Development Environment

Author: Nakul Garg

Tyler Gage in Latch Engineering Blog

Nov 18, 2020

Developing Firmware for Low Power Devices

In the ever expanding world of “Internet of Things” (IOT), battery powered gadgets and…

Sam Friedman in Latch Engineering Blog

Mar 30, 2022

A Framework for LED Animations

At Latch, we take pride in our award-winning designs. For the user interface on the Latch Lens, our…

Jordan Sorensen in Latch Engineering Blog

Mar 22, 2021

If my grandma had wheels — Structural Typing in Typescript

Nakul Garg in Latch Engineering Blog

Dec 14, 2020

Latch Intercom shows Accessibility mode screen saying, “Call 1–555–555–5555 to connect your phone to the Intercom”

Intercom Accessibility — RTT / TTY

Hacking the Hackathon

As a 250-person (and growing) organization with a large engineering presence, there’s long been a strong internal…

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Notes on Securing Unbonded BLE Interactions

End-to-End Testing in the Development Environment

Author: Nakul Garg

Developing Firmware for Low Power Devices

A Framework for LED Animations

If my grandma had wheels — Structural Typing in Typescript

Intercom Accessibility — RTT / TTY

Utilizing RTT/TTY technology to create a functional, modern…

Lessons Learned Working on Real-World ML Pipelines

Preventing Brute Force Attacks on Offline Embedded Authentication Systems

Announcing the Launch of the Latch Bug Bounty Program

Hacking the Hackathon