I'm currently having a moral dilemma. I took a little break from my project and went back to examine my previous work on the BL602. I looked into the Nutcracker official repo and I found no reference nor honorable mentions for work that I know that I at least assisted in. No wonder my Professors acted like I did nothing of value, not being mentioned nor having work cited to me. Can't put that on a CV.
So I continued to read through the repo. All is fair in love and war.
I'm fairly confident that I have a way to get wifi working on the BL602 but it will take time to get correct. Do I turn the information over to the same people who'd rather take credit for everything or just keep it to myself?
They would probably publicly denounce it and implement it in private if they even thought it was worthy. That's how it works. Maybe I should take a longer break from my current project and be the first to get wifi then bluetooth working on it.
I also have other ideas about the effort. Sierra Wireless is Canadian and patents might be limited for their "IP" in other countries. It's already been posted many times online. I can respect the Clean Room process but the competition has announced some insanely capable hardware that is coming soon.
