ELF + DWARF Variable Discovery
Load your firmware ELF file and use its debug information to discover variables and their types.
See screenshot →Everything You Need to Observe Embedded Firmware
EmbedStudio combines firmware variable acquisition, visualization and analysis in a single desktop application.
See it in the app: screenshots →
Data Acquisition
Real-Time Variable Acquisition
Monitor firmware variables directly through the debug interface without implementing a telemetry protocol.
Variable Control
Inspect and modify firmware variables of all standard types, from 8-bit integers to 64-bit integers, floats and booleans, directly from the development environment.
Visualization
Interactive Dashboards
Create workspaces containing the instruments that are relevant to your current investigation.
Time Plots
Visualize changing signals and investigate system behavior over time.
See screenshot →Tables
Monitor numerical values when exact values are more useful than graphical representation.
See screenshot →XY Plots
Plot one variable against another to see how two signals relate.
See screenshot →Digital Plot
Follow flags, status bits and discrete values as rows on a timeline, lined up with your time plots.
See screenshot →Analysis
Calculated Channels
Create derived signals from acquired data for deeper analysis.
See screenshot →FFT
Inspect frequency-domain characteristics of acquired signals.
See screenshot →Spectrogram
Follow how the frequency content of a signal changes over time.
See screenshot →Histogram
See how often a signal takes each value, with the number of bins under your control.
Development Workflow
No Firmware Instrumentation
Observe supported variables without adding logging or telemetry code to the firmware.
Reusable Dashboards
Create instrumentation layouts that can be reused during development and debugging.
See screenshot →Offline Desktop Application
Work with your firmware and acquired data locally without requiring a cloud service.
Ready to Explore Your Firmware?
Download the Free Edition and start visualizing your firmware variables.