For a global manufacturer of ATM machines, we developed a custom USB driver for a mass-storage device on the Nucleus embedded operating system. This solution allowed the microcontroller to function as a USB key when connected to a PC, enabling users to seamlessly transfer documents to the machine while retrieving diagnostic data as text files. Implemented in ANSI C, the project required intricate low-level microcontroller programming to ensure precise functionality and performance.
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