The Factory | Device drivers with Raspberry Pi Pico PIO

The Raspberry Pi Pico has a wonderfully flexible feature called PIO that we can use to craft custom, non-blocking device drivers. We're working on a new load-cell ADC project in #TheFactory, and the serial protocol is a little unusual - the perfect case for PIO! We'll walk through the protocol and show you what we came up with.

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