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This is the home page for Ronin Technologies Incorporated. We are an engineering consulting company that provides expert services to the Hi-Tech industry and businesses.

We specialize in providing technical leadership on embedded software projects in commercial or military settings. Our goal is to provide companies with a Senior Engineer already trained in the embedded SW development field that can hit the ground running and provide immediate results. We can help you meet aggressive development schedules, keep your contract commitments, and hit market windows. Ronin Technologies is registered under the Canadian Controlled Goods Directorate program as it relates to the development of embedded software for Military programs. Our Senior Engineer holds or has recently held Nato Secret, Enhanced Reliability and COMSEC security clearances.

We also provide a wide range of services in the IT field. We have provided turnkey systems for Business Firewalls, Webservers, Mailservers, Webmail Interfaces, Version Control Systems and various networking configurations. Along with webservers we can build from full scale Internet portals to single page websites to provide your business or organization with a web presence. Check our Customers Page for examples.

Operations are based out of Calgary, Alberta, Canada.

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Building a Home Temperature Sensor Network
Posted by Paul Rimmer / Monday, August 13, 2007 (20:19:08) / (2899 reads) Technology


I've just finished setting up a 1-wire temperature sensor network in our house. You can see the resulting temperature charts here. It utilizes a couple of great open source packages: OWFS 1-Wire File System and RRDTool.

Read all about the details of how I put it all together here.
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New Version 0.9.9 of Dragonfly Maps
Posted by Paul Rimmer / Monday, March 12, 2007 (03:15:57) / (2864 reads) DF Maps

I've just uploaded a new version of dfmaps. Version 0.9.9 adds the following functionality:

- Filtering of map markers.
- Map search capability.
- The foreground and background of infowindows can now be set from the admin section. This will help with broken themes.
- Admins can now give users the ability to download a maps complete KML file.

See it all in action here and download it here.
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IPCop 1.4.13 released
Posted by Paul Rimmer / Saturday, February 24, 2007 (19:29:22) / (2705 reads) IPCop Firewall

This release update a few tools due to security issues, fix bugs and update some drivers. You are encouraged to update from previous releases as soon as you can.

IPCop 1.4.13 released
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Denx Announces Embedded Linux 4.1
Posted by Paul Rimmer / Friday, February 23, 2007 (20:25:05) / (3444 reads) Linux

Embedded Linux gets another boost from Denx' latest Embedded Linux Development Kit(ELDK):

DENX Software Engineering announce the immediate availability of version 4.1 of the free Embedded Linux Development Kit (ELDK Release 4.1). New in ELDK Release 4.1:
  • Linux kernel version 2.6.19.2
  • U-Boot version 1.2
  • Support for Xenomai 2.3
  • Support for uClibc for ARM and PowerPC
  • Support for recent Linux distributions like Fedora Core 6, Ubuntu 6.10 or Gentoo 2006.1
  • Support for all AMCC eval boards, including "Sequoia" board (PPC440EPx)
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Google Maps API version1 Is Gone
Posted by Paul Rimmer / Wednesday, November 08, 2006 (02:22:58) / (3791 reads) Google

The day has come. Old faithful Google Maps API v1 is now officially offline. They definitely gave everyone fair warning to upgrade so hopefully nobody gets impacted by this. If you were using the old MemGooMap module that was built around API v1, be sure to upgrade to my new DF Maps module. It uses API v2 and has all the functionality of the old module plus much more.
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