HF·NODE (HardFaultHandler)
HF·NODE is an AI-powered external debug device that monitors, diagnoses, and recovers embedded microcontrollers without code changes.
What it does
About HF·NODE (HardFaultHandler)
HF·NODE (HardFaultHandler) is an AI-driven external debug device engineered to observe, diagnose, and recover embedded hardware targets without requiring SDKs or code changes. Connecting inline to a board's power path via a pass-through harness, the device continuously measures current, supply voltage, serial logs, and GPIO states. Its AI correlates physical signals against log streams in real time. When anomalies arise or a target becomes unresponsive, HF·NODE uses the debug port to halt the microcontroller, record system state, trigger recovery, and reflash the device.
- Availability:
- unknown
- Access:
- unknown
- Format:
- hardware
- Platform:
- hardware
Core capabilities
External Signal & Log Correlation
Monitors rail current, supply voltage, serial log streams, and GPIO states externally, using AI to continuously correlate physical signals with firmware logs.
Debug Port Control & Reflashing
Halts microcontrollers via debug ports, captures state upon failure, forces recovery, and reflashes completely unresponsive targets without on-device software agents.
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