Embedded Academy: Recorded Courses in STM32, Embedded Linux, and ESP32 — Taught by Engineers Who Ship

Most of the technical training available to embedded engineers is written by people who have never shipped a product past a demo board. inteRFace R&D built Embedded Academy — a library of recorded courses at academy.interfacernd.com — to fix that specific problem: real embedded engineering, taught by the engineers who do it for a living, not by a course-marketing team.

What Embedded Academy actually is

Embedded Academy is a subscription-based library of recorded lectures, workshops, and full courses covering embedded Linux, STM32 microcontrollers, bare-metal C, and IoT with the ESP32. Every course opens with a free first lesson so you can evaluate the instructor and the pace before paying anything, and viewing is access-controlled rather than a public playlist — the material is treated as professional training, not a marketing funnel.

The courses, so far

• Linux Kernel Programming for Embedded Systems — kernel architecture, writing modules, synchronization, memory management, and debugging for embedded Linux.
• Embedded Linux Course — from basic Linux operations to advanced system programming, device drivers, and kernel work.
• Drivers Development on STM32 Microcontrollers — hands-on driver development from GPIO to a complete personal project.
• C Programming on Bare-metal STM32 Microcontrollers — bare-metal C from environment setup to a full personal project.
• IoT with ESP32 Workshop — wiring components, standing up a web server, and controlling LEDs and sensors remotely, no prior experience required.
• Arduino Expert Workshop — the electronics theory and computing fundamentals behind Arduino, from the ground up.

Who it's for

Embedded Academy targets working engineers and serious students who want production-grade depth, not a certificate of completion. If you already know how to blink an LED and want to understand what happens between a GPIO register write and a working USB driver, or you're moving from application-layer code into kernel or bare-metal territory, this is the level it aims at. It complements a bootcamp; it does not replace a degree, and it doesn't pretend to.

The Developers Club — how access works

Full library access runs through the Developers Club at ₪29.90 a month, with a new lecture unlocked every week and delivered straight to your inbox. Individual courses and workshops are also sold as standalone recordings, priced well below their original live-course rate — the IoT with ESP32 Workshop, for example, is ₪59.80 as a recording versus ₪299 live, and the Embedded Linux Course is ₪259.80 as a recording versus ₪1,299 live.

Live cohorts first, recordings second

Every course in the catalog is priced explicitly as a recording of a live course — Drivers Development on STM32 Microcontrollers, for instance, is sold as a ₪199.80 recording of the original ₪999 live course. Course names carry cohort numbers too: C Programming on Bare-metal STM32 Microcontrollers is on its second cohort, the Arduino Expert Workshop its fourth. The live, cohort-based version is the primary product; the recording is what makes it available on your own schedule afterward, and it keeps the catalog current instead of aging into a stale reference.

Why an R&D firm builds a course platform

The reasoning is the same one behind why inteRFace R&D runs CHIPS for kids: the fastest way to grow real engineering skill is to learn it from people who actually build things, not people who only teach about them. CHIPS applies that instinct to kids with hands-on hardware projects. Embedded Academy applies the exact same instinct to working engineers who want to go deeper on embedded Linux, STM32, or IoT than a typical certification course goes.

Part of a bigger family

Embedded Academy is one of three pillars inteRFace R&D runs alongside its core R&D services — the others being CHIPS for kids' STEM education and ArduinoStudio, the AI-powered project creator. See how the three fit together, or go straight to the current course catalog.