> Would be great if your project could provide something like the mbed online compiler, or maybe Eclipse Che. Of course this is too far away from your current idea.
Actually, exactly complementing... mbed and kin offers a "cloud" compiler to generate binary for your local device; Grovety offers remote device to run code built at you locally. It shouldn't be hard to use both - build binary on mbed and then run it in Grovety's environment.
> We are doing the project under Grovety company (USA), but I personally am a developer from Russia
Thanks for that info. I'm from Slovakia so I understand Russian. From what I've read, you (or your parent or sister company) already offer this remote hardware control/probing system as a product, so this is not an entirely new thing. (And it's not a surprising idea: we've contemplated to homebrew something similar in the past to facilitate work from home, but then dropped the idea for... mostly lack of time and energy, but also there was always too much interaction with hardware, never just pure software). Nevertheless, it's an impressive work.
And it makes perfectly sense to offer remote access to devboards as a service - working on a new idea is best done by benchmarking proof-of-concept sketches, and while the EVAL boards and similar are perfect for the task, they are also somewhat pricey and their complexity is sometimes overwhelming. So, would I be in position to try something new, I would be inclined to "borrow" such a board even if remotely; especially if it comes with proven working examples.
It also makes perfectly sense to use it simultaneously as a demonstrator for the remote-control solution itself. I'm sure you'd offer also related consulting, and it also makes perfect sense.
So, while I am not interested at the moment to try it, I would also suggest you to make the offer more straighforward. Maybe tell us which devboard(s) is/are available. Maybe you could offer an anonymous "preview", perhaps severely limited e.g. running only the default firmware you've mentioned, as a taster. And certainly make a video, demonstrating how a user would approach your system.
JW
