FarProbe is a web application that connects to EZ-USB FX2LP based logic analyzers (Saleae, USBee, and their clones) from the browser and streams data to the cloud. Open a Chromium-based browser, plug in the analyzer, and you are ready to start debugging your hardware. Share a link, and you are ready to start collaborating.
Often enough I worked on my hardware projects while on the go. Traveling to clients, staying in hotel rooms, I missed a simple tool that allowed me to see what is going on, diagnose it and iterate on the go. I have also seen that problem in the other direction - most recently, I was hybrid-working on electric aircraft avionics, sometimes with the aircraft on the side of the US. Frequently I had to call some on-site engineers to connect some instruments and screen-share, file-share, send screenshots, etc., to give me a glimpse of the elusive GPS-related bug I was hunting down.
Bare minimum - we like to build in public and want to see where the community needs lead us!
You can use a logic analyzer locally, send a link to someone else to capture data for you remotely, you can run long-term acquisitions on our cloud - and export to PulseView for further analysis. You can also invite your colleagues to look at your issue without installing anything new.
Plenty. Support more hardware (Oscilloscopes? Any favorite devices you really wished for had better software support?); Implement protocol decoders (also in the cloud); Implement device emulators and test fixtures. Overall - be the software company that gets hardware - and implements the companion software well.
Contributions to open-source components of our platform. Staging areas for upstream PRs. In the future - community-contributed components as well.